Bass Drum Pillow Or Not at Alana Ronald blog

Bass Drum Pillow Or Not. I think, to me, the drum shell needs to resonate. A bass drum with a pillow in it will give you a hefty thump sound instead of a reverberating boom. This difference in sound makes it easier for the microphones to pick it up each time you bash away at the bass drum. I’ve got two small bass drum pillows/cushions on the inside of my bass drum. I have a small piece of foam rubber at the bottom of my bass drum. Small blanket, pillows of different sizes, foam blocks, cut up camping mattresses. Seems to get rid of the over tones. When i play bass drums with pillows and stuff in them or even a small eq pad, something just doesn't feel right. I have a mid size. I've tried lots of things: One for the reso head and one for the batter. For a more focused sound, you will want to put a pillow inside your kit’s bass drum. It barely touches the batter. Jazz drummers like a punchier sound and use pillows to keep the sound decay short so it doesn’t.

This difference in sound makes it easier for the microphones to pick it up each time you bash away at the bass drum. I have a mid size. Jazz drummers like a punchier sound and use pillows to keep the sound decay short so it doesn’t. Small blanket, pillows of different sizes, foam blocks, cut up camping mattresses. I have a small piece of foam rubber at the bottom of my bass drum. One for the reso head and one for the batter. Seems to get rid of the over tones. I think, to me, the drum shell needs to resonate. It barely touches the batter. A bass drum with a pillow in it will give you a hefty thump sound instead of a reverberating boom.

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Bass Drum Pillow Or Not This difference in sound makes it easier for the microphones to pick it up each time you bash away at the bass drum. When i play bass drums with pillows and stuff in them or even a small eq pad, something just doesn't feel right. I have a small piece of foam rubber at the bottom of my bass drum. Jazz drummers like a punchier sound and use pillows to keep the sound decay short so it doesn’t. Small blanket, pillows of different sizes, foam blocks, cut up camping mattresses. I think, to me, the drum shell needs to resonate. It barely touches the batter. I have a mid size. I’ve got two small bass drum pillows/cushions on the inside of my bass drum. A bass drum with a pillow in it will give you a hefty thump sound instead of a reverberating boom. One for the reso head and one for the batter. Seems to get rid of the over tones. For a more focused sound, you will want to put a pillow inside your kit’s bass drum. This difference in sound makes it easier for the microphones to pick it up each time you bash away at the bass drum. I've tried lots of things: