Drums

Man, I wish we can post videos on lemmy...

Anyway, I'm trying out this new content format. Please let me know what you think :)

A cool way for percussionists and drummers to practice their rudiments.

https://gitlab.com/christosangel/rudy

I want to explore and learn more about snare tones, and was curious to hear some favs around here.

Bonus points for describing how to get that sound :) I'm a recording engineer and would like to experiment with any ideas people have!

For me personally I love the super tight and muffled sound of JD Beck's snares, like in this video. Seems like he usually tunes it super high and mutes it with random objects. Putting things like splashes to mute the sound AND have another percussive voice is really smart too.

I'm also a sucker for super open and crunchy snares, like the one in the beginning of black enuff by redveil. Tuned a little high(?) but letting it ring and compressing it until it distorts. It's just so ANGRY

Let's get this community started with some fresh content!

Let's get this community started with some fresh content!

What are your favorite songs to drum to?

I've been a musician for quite a while but finally bought myself a drum kit.

As a guitarist I know not all practice is good practice, or at least productive practice. For example, practicing scales up and down the neck will help learn those scales... but can make soloing sound super robotic.

Was hoping to get some advice for being productive while practicing rudiments, but any other practice advice is welcome too :)