Using A Marching Snare On Drum Kit at Minnie Bobo blog

Using A Marching Snare On Drum Kit. These drums can endure higher tensions and produce a deeper sound than orchestral or kit snares. Marching snares are regular drum shells outfitted with heavy duty hardware and 12 lugs to provide high tension to kevlar (or similar fabric) heads. I was aiming for the sound of peter criss' snare drum on the alive ii. I actually use a vintage slingerland red & black sparkle marching snare drum as an auxilliary snare sometimes. I throw it on every so often and it makes a better crack than my piccolo snare. Anyone use a marching snare for their regular drum kit? I put it back on. The majority of marching snares employ wood shells, but unlike the snare drums used in drum kits, a marching snare may have retractable legs or suspension hardware that allows it to be held in place or attached to a carrier harness worn by the drummer. I did this years ago with a ludwig metal 10x14 marching snare. This is the type of snare drum that marching bands use. A lot of drummers choose to blend or replace their real snare sound with samples to get around that, but a marching snare might pull it off without needing.

Anyone use a marching snare for their regular drum kit? The majority of marching snares employ wood shells, but unlike the snare drums used in drum kits, a marching snare may have retractable legs or suspension hardware that allows it to be held in place or attached to a carrier harness worn by the drummer. This is the type of snare drum that marching bands use. I actually use a vintage slingerland red & black sparkle marching snare drum as an auxilliary snare sometimes. I put it back on. I throw it on every so often and it makes a better crack than my piccolo snare. I did this years ago with a ludwig metal 10x14 marching snare. I was aiming for the sound of peter criss' snare drum on the alive ii. Marching snares are regular drum shells outfitted with heavy duty hardware and 12 lugs to provide high tension to kevlar (or similar fabric) heads. A lot of drummers choose to blend or replace their real snare sound with samples to get around that, but a marching snare might pull it off without needing.

WHD 14" x 12" Professional Marching Snare Drum with Carrier at Gear4music

Using A Marching Snare On Drum Kit I actually use a vintage slingerland red & black sparkle marching snare drum as an auxilliary snare sometimes. I actually use a vintage slingerland red & black sparkle marching snare drum as an auxilliary snare sometimes. A lot of drummers choose to blend or replace their real snare sound with samples to get around that, but a marching snare might pull it off without needing. This is the type of snare drum that marching bands use. I put it back on. I was aiming for the sound of peter criss' snare drum on the alive ii. Anyone use a marching snare for their regular drum kit? I throw it on every so often and it makes a better crack than my piccolo snare. Marching snares are regular drum shells outfitted with heavy duty hardware and 12 lugs to provide high tension to kevlar (or similar fabric) heads. I did this years ago with a ludwig metal 10x14 marching snare. The majority of marching snares employ wood shells, but unlike the snare drums used in drum kits, a marching snare may have retractable legs or suspension hardware that allows it to be held in place or attached to a carrier harness worn by the drummer. These drums can endure higher tensions and produce a deeper sound than orchestral or kit snares.