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@@tomquirin4231 Heck yes, thanks for checking us out! Feel free to send a message on the website or we can chat here too.

@@verticaldrumco yes bro's , i will email you on there as well , i am looking for any unused gear or drums , i am in altoona pa though , i am building a project kit from scratch , lol, lol, , i ned all the help i can get for free that is donation or free or gifts , but i love talking everything drums/music/bands n such , talk soon > tom !

yes , thank you bro's n i emailed you , please read it n we'll talk soon guys/bro's > tom !

@@jackhendra1883 Thats been the common feedback, will do on the next video.

​@@verticaldrumcoyeah what a surprise

@ Wow you all are very opinionated. Make the video yourself instead of watching mine if you have all the answers.

@@verticaldrumco sorry, I didnt mean it like that

@larondedespays1360 Noted, I’ll try it without background music next time.

@@evanlouden Ooh really good idea! I don’t know that we even need to do it with two snares, I can just start off with it tuned up and then drop the two lugs to finger tight.

Thanks for the insight, I'm still very new to creating videos like this.

Thanks dawg.

You too boo.

Yeah me.

@@worldofbrine Crazy how a 57 can compare with more expensive mics for this

It's made by our wholesale supplier.

We got the spinner piece of it at a hardware store and the same store had 16" round cuts of plywood. Attached directly in the center and covered it with felt from a fabric store. About $35 total and took maybe an hour to make it.

Head to a hardware store and get some threadlock that isn't permanent, usually the blue color. It's less than $5 at Harbor Freight if you have any of those stores where you live. Take the throw off apart carefully, maybe even record it on video so you can put it back together exactly the same. Most of those throws have a main center bolt that you can add the threadlock to and that will help it keep its position without loosening as you play. The other option is to get one of the tuning lock plastic pieces and wedge it in there on the throw main bolt so it doesn't continue to turn as you play. If that doesn't work then find something that fits tight enough to help keep the main bolt in position. And if all else fails Inde makes some killer throws that are fairly universal in sizing, just buy one of theirs and replace the current throw off.

@@howardevans6302 Well said. We can still use the term tuning as in “tensioning to create a sound” rather than to create a note. But I totally agree and will never tune for notes, always sounds and textures when possible.

@@K1DFR3SH77 Or the banjo bass?

@ or the xylophone recorder

@@K1DFR3SH77 Don’t forget the tuba djembe either!

@@verticaldrumco yes, also the timpani tongatong

@ Dude we almost forgot about the accordion didgeridoo! And yes I had to look up how to spell both of those.

@@salthedrummer1 10ft away from the front of the kit in a line..

@@robertwehmeyer9684 Its been our best seller so far.

@verticaldrumco Yes its a beautiful snare drum and I'm sure it sound great. The reason for my statement is a good friend of mine purchased a copper wrapped set of Slingerland drums in the early 70s. It was a double bass set and sounded and looked great BUT then they tarnished they tarnished really bad. We live in the midwest in the USA where it get very humid in the summer. He would wipe them down before and after playing but with being handled and getting sweat on they tarnished bad enough (in 6 to 7 months time) Slingerland replaced the whole set but they would not replace with copper. Slingerland replaced a lot of sets and quit making the copper sets altogether. What is the suggested cleaner for your drums? It is a beautiful drum and I really did mean I hope it works out (long term) for your company. Thank you for your time RCW

@ Good insight. Each of our metal shells including the copper are sprayed with a clear lacquer made for metal so they won’t tarnish or patina over time. The inside could if they were stored in a harsh environment but the outside is good to go. We’ve been selling this style for 4 years now with no complaints.

@@LorenzoBadillo-r6n Yeah crazy how good the stuff from SE is. Have you tried any of their mics? Personal favorites were the 4400 and the VR2

@@MattyDrums93 Heck yes, thanks for watching it all the way through. What a dude

Thanks much!

That's what we'll be doing in the future too.

@@RustyKnorr I’m surprised you know what wet paper sounds like. Maybe too much time on the sail boat, lets switch for a couple days.

@@toddcapiton6285 Thanks for the insight. I’m not very good at audio and everyone will have their preferences. I do like snares tuned low though. What do you think about some of the more recent videos where we have better mics and different tuning ranges?

@@theredyeti3787 Thanks for the kind words Timmo, glad it helped!

@@MattyDrums93 Thanks a ton!

Let me guess, you think it needs to be cranked way up to sound ok? Nothing like a strong opinion on youtube without any info.

Thank you!

Hope it helps!

@@flyfishpnw Woot.

@@minecraftpe7229 Glad you like it!

@@GodsSoldier-q4d Nobody ever called it that for me but obviously yes.

@@mata.yoguee We feel the same.

You're welcome!

So glad!

@@SusanaMalicdum This is actually proper technique for hitting a drum with a mini hand connected to a pen. Have you ever tried it?

Learn to use some full stops please

@@SusanaMalicdum There are too many hands in this video to even know what my “left right hand” is.

@@Jett_McKinney I’m so mad at you right now because they’re not called mutes, get it right when you toss the insults bro. Muffling. *Bro needs to put some muffling in his nose. And yes, you’re correct.

@@verticaldrumco blow your nose then come talk, it’s ok little bud we all get bats stuck in the cave sometimes :)

@@Jett_McKinney Press shift on your keyboard and it will make a letter what we call “uppercase”.

@@verticaldrumco bruh lmao, also hit the drum bud

@@Jett_McKinney Like and subscribe first dawg.

@@jcdrums2798 They’re the best!

hi where do you buy your diecast hoops? I'd love to throw some nickel/chrome diecast hoops on my 13" and 14" snares but cant find any for them specifically

@@christiancarrillo4749 Ours come from our wholesale supplier but they don't sell to the general public. Maybe check out DrumFactoryDirect, they have some. If the snare is tube lugs though, not all gasket sizing works for switching to diecast, that can be a headache.

He's great huh!

@@flyfishpnw Thanks!

@@flyfishpnw Will do!

@@flyfishpnw Heck yeah!

I don't know what you mean.