Floor Tom Tuning For Recording

Then you can determine a tuning scheme using notes.

Floor tom tuning for recording.

Grab those toms you ve been having trouble tuning forever. We re gonna get them. If you re lucky you could come across this at one or two levels. Tuning a floor tom of studio pass with tommy rogers and jamie king on creativelive.

When trying to tune the batter head of a floor tom try to do it in its natural environment. Headphones recommended for workshop the title is pretty self explanatory. I use three primary kits for recording. My set up is drum mics saffire pro 40 interface macbook pro with logic.

Available with seamless streaming across your devices. Join jamie king tommy rogers for lesson 2. It s even possible to use chromatically tuned toms and cymbals by choosing appropriately pitched cymbals or buying pre matched sets so that the drums become a pitched instrument. Loosen the bottom head.

A fascinating yet possibly surprising idea for tuning a drum kit is to tune its various different pieces to suit the key of a specific song. Get started on your creative journey with the best in creative education taught by world class instructors. Hopefully this helps here s the most important thing. This is the kit for loud edgy rock music.

Yes let it be in a position where you could easily play it. Toms tuning tips check the top heads for dents and replace as necessary. Support sounds like a drum on patreon. First you must determine where each tom sounds best.

2 the ubiquitous rock kit. Check the evenness of tension all around on the top and bottom heads. Tighten the bottom head. Watch a free lesson today.

Never force a drum to play a note out of its best range or you will have an uneven so. When tuning most toms you ll find a level where the head will sound warm and bright across its surface. 1 a bebop kit with its toms tuned up high 10 tom tom and 14 floor tom. Hi everyone i do some home recording stuff for myself and my band and have been doing it for some time now.

There is one problem i am having at the moment that never used to be a problem but has popped up.