Custom Snare Drum - How it's made
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- During the last project I did some filming and the plan was to get done a kind of documentation of how a Custom Snare Drum is made in our workshop. The Snare you see is a 14x8,5" Oak stave shell with custom made hardware.
Take a listen: • ACD Unlimited 14x8,5" ...
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In case anyone wants to know how it sounds:
th-cam.com/video/NteJg2fY7HU/w-d-xo.html
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Excelente!!!!! Muy buen trabajo!!!!!! Saludos desde Argentina.
Wow......amazing work! Beautiful drum!
Cooles Video!
Sie könnten ja ein Onlineworkshop zum bau einer Snaredrum verkaufen?
Auf jeden fall ne superschöne Snare! ;)
good job..
Man I just wondering did you make that hardware for the drum on your own with a CNC machine? Is it something you're able to mass produce the hardware? If you know of any good places where I can find some extraordinarily rare or good hardware for passenger in building please let me know
I wonder if would work for a Kevlar marching snare
stave shells are the worst sounding thing on the planet
I would love to see this video in real time, not sped up.
What was the reason for a triple flange top hoop and a die cast on the bottom?
Also curious as to why this too
I'm curious as to why the video creator loved your comment but didn't answer. That's my question now, beyond the original question.
Chris L there’s 2 possible reasons. He likes the way it sounds or he didn’t have 2 of either. I would rule the ladder out. This guy is brilliant. Great work he does.
I't's an idea from Bob Gatzen, basically the Die Cast hoop at the bottom should keep the snare wires in control and the tripple flanged hoop at the top offers a wide range for sound and sustain.
@@ACDUnlimited thanks Dennis 👍
Beautiful job! But ...we didn’t get to hear them!
Have a look ;)
th-cam.com/video/NteJg2fY7HU/w-d-xo.html
I finally invested in some mics, so you can also hear it here: th-cam.com/video/kWIm-uKLW-g/w-d-xo.html or in the album "Kingdom" of my band DYNARCHY. For example in the Song "Apple of Eden". The deep snare is this exact one but recorded in a proper Studio. (the higher pitched Snare is 13x5" ACD as well. In one song I also use a 12x5,5" ACD Snare with the beautiful wires in the "classical" look)
Hey man, the pencil under the joints is a slick little idea
Haha, thanks dude! Sometimes it's necessary to keep things simple
That is a beautiful sled design, very well thought out. Spreads the weight over a large area, less likely to rock.
Not sure about the rip sawing at the start though, even I was cringing at that and I'm not usually that bothered
Yeah... what a shortcut to a couple less fingers!
Beautiful job! But why the hybrid hoops?
Thank you.
I't's an idea from Bob Gatzen, basically the Die Cast hoop at the bottom should keep the snare wires in control and the tripple flanged hoop at the top offers a wide range for sound and sustain.
Funny. Stewart Copeland recorded all the hits with The Police on a Pearl snare drum (even though he was with Tama) with a die cast hoop on the batter side and a triple flanged hoop on the snare side.
Hey man, this is amazing! Your creation is very very interesting...this video should have millions of views!!
thank you so much for sharing your work!
Respect.
wow!!!!! good job form Italy🇮🇹🤟
Tudo isso é muito louvável, mas ouvir o som dessa caixa será um prazer , fica a minha observação.
Man...that snare kicks A$@
Nice build bro! Where did you find those rollers? Those jigs look dope!!!
Thanks! I just fund them at a metal scrapyard by accident.
Awesome!
Great drum and build video- By the way, where did you get the parts to make the lugs? I love that idea.
The parts for the lugs are "hand" machined on a lathe along with most other parts I used to use on my drums.
Cara... Quanto tempo leva esse processo???
Cool
Wow.😃
Beautiful drum!
Easy
Great job man! On what angles did you cut the shell? What is width and depth of snare bed?
20 segments, 9° each. Snare bed is about 3-4mm deep, 70mm flat with a smooth transition to the rest of the bearing edge
@@ACDUnlimited and it's super nice! The response is very detailed and immediate. I love it! :)
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Alguém sabe dizer qual a angulação do corte ?
He said 9° in another comment
nice !
Wow!!!
Ficou show caixa
Awesome
What happens if you don't router the inside? Does it affect the sound?
yes a lot, sound waves will bounce all around inside the drum you won't be able to have a great sound
i have made a few snares without routing the inside. I actually think they sound great. I feel like they have more sustain, and can be pretty ringy, but i like that.
@@yolanc3876 The wavelength of sound is way bigger than the size of those edges, so it son't be that big pf a difference, the wood's vibrations make more difference than that of the air
Great video. Where did you get the rollers for your inside routing jig?
I found them at a friends backyard but you can look for stuff like this at your local scrapyard, I have seen some there a few times.
I'm hoping to make rollers like that for my remake of the interior milling jig. Beautiful. I'm just going to use large wooden dowels though.
you could always turn cylinders on a lathe then cover them with a inner tube from a mountain bike
Or use ink rollers that printers use for doing woodcut prints