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I just use my Ear Bot, works good and it’s free.

Great, thank you!

I was just thinking my snare feels on the verge of breaking 😂

Thank you very much for the video. It was very helpful to me.

Really what differences to make whether you’re a worship drummer or some other kind of drummer? Why do you have to say you’re a worship drummer? I’m an atheist drummer how about that?

Fuck worship drummers.

I’ve been tuning drums for over 60 years and I am sorry but I have never sound such a badly tuned snare ever! What a waste of time. Sorry 🤪🥁👍

Man I own that gretsch renown 24, 16, 13 too. what are your favorite tunebot settings?

Great stuff. Thanks bro!

Attach it to a stick and set it on top of the rim

Can you post that excel spreadsheet somewhere? Or is it already?

Buy a big fat snare drum and thank me later

The “Modern church drummer (woke hipster) why are you guys all playing 24” kicks? I play a 20 in church and it sounds better than most of these 24 kicks. Then there’s the whole 3 piece with the obligatory 22” crash cymbals. I just don’t get you guys. For what it’s worth imo this kick sounds terrible

Thanks for the info but unfortunately we could not see the Tunebot screen when you were going throught the functions so it was not possible follow the process clearly.

I think your video is informational and I don't personaly value or appreciate the harsh comments on some folks below. I concur that instead of using the rings to cut the harmonics, I would lower the tuning frequencies and reduce the delta between the resonnant and batter skins, and ut them inb the 250/350 range. I find this video great at demonstrating the results of what the rings actually do to creeate a fatter sound, at the cost of eliminating the natural expression of the head. It's a comprmise that you may want some times on some certain songs and is a great option. I think the Tune-Bot is quite a new and long awaited innovation. I'll surely replace my Dial-Tone with this. Thank you for posting this video.

I Like my snare Side 340-370hz Max. 400 and higher chokes.

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That breathing in after every half sentence got me changing the video.

Thanks man!

I m new to Drum and just got my Tama Stagestar. I just got my Tunebot Studio and trying to figure out how to tune, and i have come across so many videos on Tunebot and I find this is easy to understand. And the table provided is excellent. Question: 1. Do you have to mute all the drum batter and reso. Thank you

I just got my Tunebot and changing my 14in Snares with Evans Hydraulic. I would like to tune the batter to 196.0Hz/G3 and the reso 196.0Hz/G3, how do I set in the Tunebot. Thanks

115hz on Reso and 24" Kick pretty tight..i have a 22" and 70hz reso is maximum for me,batter 50-60hz

I shoot for G3 bottom and A2 top, put a moon gel on if in the studio or let the overtones happen naturally live, and call it a day. ;-)

Sounded like a trash can lid

Use a soft mallet instead of a drum stick and you’ll eliminate a lot of those overtones. The reason the snare head feels mushy around where the wires go is because there’s snare beds there. They are cutouts in the bearing edge that allow the wires to sit flatter.

much cheaper and the same with drumtune pro 2.0 on android

When you hit the middle part of the tom does it have to be the same Hz?

Horrible tuning. Cripe! That snare sounds like garbage.

This is the worst sounding snare I've ever heard....this is not snare tuning, is snare killing.

You have a massive disproportion that is choking the drum. 400Hz is the max that you can you go with the reso but as long as you are going with high tuning in the batter. You are at the dead lower end of the snare with 180hz so your Reso should be around 270Hz. See the tuning guide in the Tune-bot page, has all this well explained.... Also if you don´t like overtones or ringing, there are other heads that do that, the Ambassador is a head with sistain, is relatively thin and 1 ply.

You did all that tuning just to muffle the batter head . . lololol

Great video very helpful. I have been searching for that app opr program you used in this video with no luck.I have seen the Tune bot calculator but i much prefer the one you are using because it lets you select thirds or forth between the two heads.Thanks for any help.

The rings basically make it sound like a cardboard box. As much as I don't like the "fat" sound in the 1st place you can achieve it without the rings by backing off the bottom 4 lugs about a quarter turn or so ( on a 10 lug). Elevation is the only one I've heard that doesn't sound like trash out of the major worship bands, it baffles me why you take a $800 snare and choke the life out of it, you can do that with a cheap Amazon drum. Anyway of the box for now. Appreciate the lesson with the bot either way😉

Nice but it's better to use a snare stand..mute the batter head first..if you see readings between 300 and 400 it's OK..after that use the filter button..don't mute the batter any more and you get perfect readings..happy tuning.

Great video. any way of getting a copy of that spreadsheet.Really cool. Thanks.

Amazing Video, very helpful. Thanks :)

Are you using fundamental mode or the lug pitch? Do you find that it’s easy to keep the tune bot situated at one lug like that? Very good video! I’m new-ish to the tune bot and bought it with the intention of mostly using it for bass drum (since that’s the most difficult drum to tune, In my opinion).

First of all, thank you for the good video. I use a Tunebot to tune the Snare Bottom head. No matter how tight it is, it doesn't go up more than 180 Hz. What's the problem?

14 tom? 10?

Mmm, that just doesn’t sound good. It’s choked, it’s boxy, it’s lifeless, and the snare response is wonky. 400 and 180 is waaaay too big a difference. That won’t allow for ANY shell resonance or tone. (Better to tune for tone and feel, then dampen for dryness) Perfect 4ths would be a much better sound and much more usual. For that you’d go for more like 400/300 or better yet, 390/295 (yes, 10hz makes a big difference). If you want a lower pitch, BOTH heads should be lower - say 350/260. Try the 390/295 tuning with an E-ring and you’ll be sold, I promise. You’ll get a huge, fat sound with lots of tone and pop, and an epic rimshot. Please, just give it a try!

Tune bots suuuuuucks lol

now u can start using that snare for the "Lion and the Lamb" song :D . Very helpful video btw thanks alot

Man you should not hit a snare side head that hard. Try to remove it and you will see all those hits you made over the head. If that machine needs more volume to make its readings just use mallets

This was awesome and just what I was looking for. What tune bot settings do you have for your toms and kick drum to get that Elevation Worship sound? Anything you can share would be greatly appreciated!

Throw a moon gel in the center of the drum to help filter out some of those frequencies

Thanks for this helpful tutorial!

Congrats Brandon! Sounds great. Looking forward to the release of even more!