Jim Richardson
DRUMMING INTUITION
Monday, May 4, 2009
Muffling your snare drum....
For those drummers who have not yet learned this trick, a simple ring comprised of mylar is the most effiecient way to eliminate those nasty overtones that annoy some drummers (and all sound engineers). This approach does not affect the natural pitch or feel of the head at all, it simply stops the "post strike ringing". You can buy these at any drum shop but it would be a lot cheaper if you cut them out of a thin mylar sheet yourself. Cut tight to the inside of the rim and no more than an 1" thick. This can also be applied to your larger tom toms as well. Happy playing!
concerts, musical instruments, musicians, drums
Muffling snare drum mylar ringing
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