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I'm genuinely suprised how much drilling holes in the batter side made a difference. The combo sounds absolutely killer holy shit. Keep up the great work, love these videos!

Thank you!!! Bought one years ago and could never get it to work the way I thought it should so it’s been sitting in a drawer gathering dust while my drums just didn’t have that sound that I knew they could bring but just could never get get there without a LOT of effort.

EMAD Heavyweight or EMAD2 all day long!!😁

Great video, very informative thanks!

Im gonna try these

Definitely going to pick one up. Ive made a lot of progress with tuning, but it still a weak spot and having some objectivity MUST help!

So 416hz on to reso and 267hz on the batter of the snare to get as close to II's snare sound as possible? Awesome!!🤘🏼

Seen u play with The MoC twice now mate in Perth. You killed it both times my man! Got some vids of you on my channel too. Check em out.

Thank you! 10 out of 10! 🙏🏻🤓

The energy is sureal , got me so gassed , hurt my neck from banging so hard 🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻🤟🏻 arrrhhhh 😤😤😤😤😤

Great demo. The SMT sounds deeper but missing the "click". A better patch instead of the Evans is the Aquarian "Kick Pad" or their "Super Thin". I tried an Evans E-Mad and didn't like it and when I put their brand patch that came with it it was terrible. I think the Aquarian Super Kick 2 is close to the PS3 or at least I like the sound of both. Again, great content!

I've never seen such a good video on vented snares man. This was super interesting to see the tone change in real time. Love them. I'm the same as you. Grew up on Korn, Limp Bizkit, Deftones and Slipknot etc. All the OCDP snares. The John Otto snare of 98 and 99 is my favourite drum sound of all time. Same with the IOWA snare. I've owned a Spaun 13x5 acrylic vented snare and I loved it but it never quite worked in my band for some reason. I have always preferred popcorn snares for some reason. My favourite is my 12x7 Mapex Black Panther. I've played about a million gigs with it and I will always love it. My old band even gigged with Life Pilot a couple of times! But yeah the Black Panther gets me that cranked-to-oblivion limp bizkity tone without the vents

i wonder why having just a vented head sounded like it gave the more drier tone than having both the head and shell vented? anyways this was such a cool experiment

Mod 2: Cut some part of the rings for secrets

Damn, such a great video and an awesome content. Your channel is gonna explode!

I think the vented head sounds best in my humble opinion of a drummer who's been playing 40+ years.

I can't wait to see your channel blow up man, the quality of video and the content itself is amazing.

Oh and I'm wearing a "Stolen Youth" jumper....

I've actually been interested in what a snare would sound like with a ported reso head... 🤔 Similar to a kick like you mentioned...

2 holes !

One vented snare I would have killed to get is the Tama Abe Cunningham sig snare. Great vid again dude.

As Rob Brown once said "once the bottom head is cranked, you can sit the tom head anywhere you want it!" So true!!

The Tune Bot Gig model is my absolute go to. I have multiple units and keep one in my gig bag. Every person I’ve talked to that’s had issues was simply using it wrong or didn’t understand how to access the features.

It's a half turn on the drum key. Not a full turn.

Sounds like joey jordison pearl jj1365 but cranked super high

Great instructional video!🤘🏼🤘🏼🤘🏼

Thank you for the excellent comparison and content.

To be honest though, a p77 that tight just does not feel good... personally to me at least. That had was meant for a low to mid range sound.

Been playing drums for 20 years and always struggled to find comprehensive guides on drum tuning. You finally did it. Your videos are incredibly helpful. I can’t wait to try this out.

Do you start the reso head with the batter head loose as well? I don’t remember if you mentioned that in the video or not

Good mod idea!… I did the same with a Evans HD dry because it was too, much to dry.

You said 395 as far as the low pitch is concerned. What do you mean by that? I have a tune bot and stopped using it because it would jump from 200 something hertz to 300 something, similarly to what you explained. Is that what you were experiencing too? Is there a way to prevent that with the tunebot?

Struggled with it for a while but once you get the hang of it, it's pretty handy.

Would love to see An Avenged Sevenfold snare tone recreation, specifically from either Waking the Fallen or Self-Titled

Use a mallet and hold the Tunebot with your hand... makes it a lot more accurate than clipping it to the rim.

dude this is awesome! thanks for sharing it

Okay but how do you switch to tune bot to the bottom head

Man that's a nice drum.! Awesome video as always bro... I actually like the ring that you think is wild... 😂

Exactly how I use it and great explanation. Whatever the argument. Each head can be tuned to an exact note, including top and bottom at intervals apart

Brother this is the BEST video I've seen on this tool. What a fantastic explanation of how to get the most from it while mitigating any confusion that can sometimes arise. I would love to see a video with your experience and advice with it on kick drums with a hole cut out for a kick mic and toms too if you're down to complete the series. I'm trying to get that big open Simon Phillips or Keith Carlock sound with my kick & toms and it has been like you said: a steep learning curve. Killer content - keep up the great work!

Love the detailed dive! Also, for anyone saying drums shouldn't be tuned to pitches or don't have one, I agree it seems very closed minded. Especially considering how many legend drummers and producers have stated that tuning your drums to fit into a certain pitch of a song can make a massive difference in overall production. If the song is in a specific key, why wouldn't you start by tuning your drums to a key that will compliment it rather than muddying it up? Just my take. Another solid video, dude.

I have a drum dial and get amazing results. I don’t really care about tuning to notes really. Would I benefit from one of these?

Great video mate. Love my tune-bot. Love your Dream setup too. I play all Dream as well

Thanks for the video man it’s really insightful, especially as I’m in the midst of buying my dream drum kit so it has me considering getting one for helping to tune up the snare and toms as I have never really done it before - related to this, it would be great to get a similar video on how to tune toms with it as I have 4 toms so would like to how to get them tuned (with various high/ low tunings) whilst having them being still the right key apart from each other if that makes sense!

haha this sounds SO GOOD !!!! love your channel your def going places, here comes the new wave of drum channels boys !! 😍😍

I'm 15 and I've got a tune-bot since a few weeks! And man it helped me a lot to increase the drum sound! Love this tool! 🤘🤘🤘

thanks for the video, great reminders of the useful settings to get better results. I love using it together with the app - the suggested tunings really help you focus on the differences between reso/batter relationships, trying new tunings, and coping the tunings of tune-bot artists. For gigs I find the tone that I like for that group of tunes and write the numbers right on the head - touch up at intermission if there is one, or get it right back to the same tone the next night. As you mentioned, the sound guy loves it -- me too!

This is one of the most comprehensive tuning videos I've seen. I've playing with this little machine for almost one decade, and I've found the same spots on many snare drums I've tuned. So this video is basically a good summary on how to get there. When you say before the tunebot, it felt like there was no final destination to drum tuning, I absolutely felt 100% interpreted on that feeling, because I got through that with this little machine. Finally 294 is my all around standard, 277 for nasty rockish with little muffing, and 233 with tons of tape with that low indie/pop sound. I would like to see a video of Part II on toms and bass drum, where I also found another gems, another nice spots.

My go-to pitch for my snare that I absolutely love is a B(390hz & 400hz) it gives me the nice attack and tone I want out of a snare🤘🏼