Drummer_ant

[Chippy569]

Hey, you're not on MSN and i gotta get going, so here's some stuff...

-Try tuning your resonant heads first. Use the ambs. Keep them resonant-y buy low, like around 1-1.5 turns past finger tight.
-Try tuning your batter heads a 4th above their resos. Uhh, use the clear emps first. It'll probably be somewhere around 2-2.5 turns? If you're not sure what a 4th sounds like, it's the chord that opens "Wedding March" by Mendehlsson, such as
http://youtube.com/watch?v=pfV8fZK3YGQ


when listening to Corbus' toms, this is what I think I hear.

[fastlane]

or sing here comes the bride. the first two notes is a forth. my drum teacher taught me that. :P i was having trouble tuning the timpani and he told me some real popular songs with different intervals. helped me a lot

[MisurCanavi]

or sing here comes the bride. the first two notes is a forth. my drum teacher taught me that. :P i was having trouble tuning the timpani and he told me some real popular songs with different intervals. helped me a lot

I'll have to try that.

[Tillmon]

or sing here comes the bride. the first two notes is a forth. my drum teacher taught me that. :P i was having trouble tuning the timpani and he told me some real popular songs with different intervals. helped me a lot

I have a feeling "wedding march" and "here comes the bride" might be the same song. :lol: just a hunch.

[fastlane]

well im not forsure but it prolly is :p im trying to remember what other songs he gave me. oh the star wars is a 5th or 6th :P

[Retarded Chipple]

I like the idea of tuning toms to Louie Louie...

[Tillmon]

well im not forsure but it prolly is :p im trying to remember what other songs he gave me. oh the star wars is a 5th or 6th :P

5th. 6th is like the second phrase of "Christmas Song" by Vince Guaraldi. I couldn't think of anything better hah.

[the_pure_drummer]

haha thats a cool idea.

My teacher has lots of names for different parts of rudiments.