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Yes you do tune drums. There are little parts on the rims of the drums. You tighten/loosen them USING YOUR DRUM KEY. This tightens/loosens the drum head. Tap the drum head by the part that you just tightened (called lugs). Get that sound to sound the same for every lug. and so on for every drum, of course with a lower sound though.
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Do you tune drums to the key of b flat?
Yes, but only pitched percussion, you can tune a timpani to Bb but with unpitched percussion you can't.
Why do you play drums?
first you pick up the drum sticks then you hit the drum in tune with a beat.
What instruments are used in Reece Mastins shout it out?
Guitar, Drums, Male Voice, Auto-tune
Is the smaller timpani drum to the right or the left of the bigger timpani drums?
It doesn't matter, you're just supposed to tune one of the drums to that certain note.
How are drums tuned?
Tuning steel drums requires a lot of skill. Normally, it is recommend to use a trained steel drum tuner. When your steel drum needs tuning, you may have to ship the steel drum back to the supplier and have them to tune it for you. If you are serious about learning to tune the steel drums, try the site in related links. It has very good instructions on how to tune a steel drum (steel pan). If you decide to tune the steel drum yourself, be very careful! You could cause serious damage to the instrument if not done correctly.
How are steel drums tuned?
Tuning steel drums requires a lot of skill. Normally, it is recommend to use a trained steel drum tuner. When your steel drum needs tuning, you may have to ship the steel drum back to the supplier and have them to tune it for you. If you are serious about learning to tune the steel drums, try the site in related links. It has very good instructions on how to tune a steel drum (steel pan). If you decide to tune the steel drum yourself, be very careful! You could cause serious damage to the instrument if not done correctly.
Are the drums in the normal percussion group or the pitched percussion?
Drums are almost always lumped into the "general percussion" category. In reality, however, all drums can be tuned to a specific pitch if desired. For example, most orchestral percussionists tune their snare drums to an A or B Flat.
What is the significance of the black bear tune that is played by military bands of pipes and drums?
As i understand it the tune was played around the barrack towns to signify the time to return to barracks.
What should I tune drums to for optimal sound quality?
For optimal sound quality, tune drums to a pitch that is consistent across all drumheads and resonates well with the overall tone of the drum set. Experiment with different tensions on the drumheads to find the best sound for each drum.
What is the best way to tune drums for optimal sound quality and performance?
The best way to tune drums for optimal sound quality and performance is to tune each drumhead evenly and to the desired pitch, ensuring that the tension is consistent across all lugs. Experimenting with different tunings and using a drum key to make small adjustments can help achieve the desired sound.
What are lugs on a drum?
Just like tuning keys on guitar,these are tuning tools for drums without certain specs.You tune the drums to give the "voice" you want to hear while playing
How do you make the drums sound like drums in rock band wii?
There are many different types of drums heads and you can tune them all differently to give your drum set different sounds. There's no proper sounds either, it's all up to the person playing the drums and how they want them to sound.
