Drumtune Pro App
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- Опубліковано 31 бер 2020
- I started using this to tune my drums to notes and intervals. I'm a competent tuner with my ear or with a Drum Dial, but this helps me a lot to really dial in the exact frequency on both heads of a drum and to dial in the intervals between drums.
It gives me something to do during the COVID-19 isolation time. Right now my drums are same freq top and bottom and a major third between drums. I might go to a major third between heads and then a perfect fourth between drums...who know, possibilities are endless and this app is available in Android and iOS for $12.
This is the best drum tuning device I’ve ever used. 👍
Yo brother, thanks for posting this. Would you recommend this? Do you find it reliable and that you’re able to reproduce your drum sound repeatedly?
Can you show how to set the floor tom
I tune by ear have for years .
Does it work on the snare?
Yes, it will. Turn snares off first.
did you download it for free?
It’s like 8 bucks
13$ as of 2023 for life time subscription
I hope u reply to me just wanna know ur still existing men bc this vid just suddenly appears in my recommendations
tom 3 rings its note for like 4 seconds and does not pitch down like, well like most would like to hear I think, and then tom 2 chokes out in .75 seconds and tom 1 is just well, just bad., so what is the purpose of this demo? was it to point out that it tells us all this info but in the end is not related to what sounds good or even subjectively? or??
Now I want to say that I realize tuning drums is a subjective process and subjective and result but let's all come to some sort of reasonable agreement somewhere in a big pool of what is acceptable and not and frankly if you're playing with this tuning I might suggest that you're not playing much with others because at some point someone's got to speak up and say hey man your Tom notes are all over the place and we need you to address that especially if you're recording I wouldn't even begin to sit down in the control room with these Toms tunings until we straighten that out first thing and live your sound engineer friend of the house is probably keeping your Tom's turned way down and is either too polite or just doesn't care enough to tell you about it and ask you to fix it but I guess you really can't tell a drummer to fix something if they don't already know it they're not going to be able to fix it I'm just saying if you're playing with this tuning I suggest that you are missing out on something much better and after all a good sounding instrument inspires us to play and I think inspires us to play better. These Tom tunings would not only not inspire me I would probably just remove them from the kit if that was all I had a choice of. I'm not trying to be an ass here to you I am trying to suggest that you might be (No you are) missing out on something much better, I see this videos a couple years old so hopefully you've come further and come along not only has a musician but as a technician of your own instrument, you should be able to whip out a good tuning in about an hour for a five-tom kit with new heads upper and lower by ear. I have seen guys use all kinds of these instruments if you will to tune drums with and not even one time not once have I ever seen any result that was anywhere close to pleasing to the ear or pleasing to play, having been a Studio owner and engineer and session player myself for 40 years I have seen plenty of these tools in all the time and some of them are pretty ingenious but in the end I don't know what it's supposed to tell us, it can give us some technical information I suppose, but it doesn't lead us to a better sound. Now I'm not unteachable and always invite new information that might show me where I've made a mistake or an error in my observations and when that day comes in this subject matter I will adjust my position but so far I still have not seen any of these tools worth $12 or 10 cents really. Every year at the conventions I go to I see some of these tools and every time it's folks using them that don't seem to have an ear and so they must rely on this I guess, I would suggest that people maybe just record single strikes off a kit you really like the sound of and then try to emulate that tuning on your own kit from those single strike recordings. Anyway just my two cents or maybe a little bit more.