Dampening Drums With Duct Tape at Shawna Mchenry blog

Dampening Drums With Duct Tape. You’ve probably seen plenty of drums with bits of tape stuck to them and wondered why you’d do that to your shiny new kit. If you need more, try another strip next to the first one and so on. One strip toward the edge of the head can be enough to tone down the sustain. After reading the posts, and discussing them, i decided to give it a try. Duct tape yes, the ol’ standby. If you feel the need to increase the dampening effect, just cut longer strips. Put a strip of duct tape on the batter head. Gaff tape hack for musicians: It almost always works, and it’s cheap to buy and can be purchased almost anywhere. It’s crazy to think a bit of gaffer tape can improve the sound of an expensive drum. Knowing how to effectively control the sound of the drums through damping is essential for every drummer, producer and. Start off with just a little tape; Stand where the audience will. Experiment with different lengths of tape to find the right sound. The classic diy dampening choice.

Put a strip of duct tape on the batter head. Knowing how to effectively control the sound of the drums through damping is essential for every drummer, producer and. It almost always works, and it’s cheap to buy and can be purchased almost anywhere. It’s crazy to think a bit of gaffer tape can improve the sound of an expensive drum. If you need more, try another strip next to the first one and so on. You’ve probably seen plenty of drums with bits of tape stuck to them and wondered why you’d do that to your shiny new kit. The classic diy dampening choice. Stand where the audience will. Experiment with different lengths of tape to find the right sound. Duct tape yes, the ol’ standby.

Gaff Tape Drum Dampening YouTube

Dampening Drums With Duct Tape The classic diy dampening choice. It almost always works, and it’s cheap to buy and can be purchased almost anywhere. Put a strip of duct tape on the batter head. Gaff tape hack for musicians: If you feel the need to increase the dampening effect, just cut longer strips. Stand where the audience will. One strip toward the edge of the head can be enough to tone down the sustain. Experiment with different lengths of tape to find the right sound. Start off with just a little tape; It’s crazy to think a bit of gaffer tape can improve the sound of an expensive drum. Duct tape yes, the ol’ standby. After reading the posts, and discussing them, i decided to give it a try. Knowing how to effectively control the sound of the drums through damping is essential for every drummer, producer and. The classic diy dampening choice. If you need more, try another strip next to the first one and so on. You’ve probably seen plenty of drums with bits of tape stuck to them and wondered why you’d do that to your shiny new kit.