@@mollyrosedrums follow up. Got it quickly from Sweetwater and my rep called me to make sure that I got it. The personal touches at Sweetwater just blow me away. Anyway, it took me a little time to separate the higher register overtones from the actual tones. Once I figured it out it went so quickly I couldn't believe it. Great recommendation, Molly. Thanks!
I appreciate the humility and honesty in the video. It was easy to comprehend and I am very appreciative of this video and Molly's presentation style. Thank you
I came across your channel because I've been researching about the Tune Bot. At first, I thought about getting the Dial Tuner but, after watching this video I am convinced of getting one. Now, I'm a singer songwriter for Mexican romantic music of my own music and I only record my music and I've been recording here in my living room at home. Now, I'm no professional drummer at all but, I can hang in there and get a good recording and 3 years ago, I bought a 6 piece Rainforest Burst MAPEX ARMORY and I put on Pinstrip REMO Heads and I also replaced the Reso heads. I really can't express how great it sounds. So, I really can't wait to purchase the Tune Bot. Thank you very much for this great video you upload and keep doing your great work. Blessings to you.
i own a recording studio and have always tuned drums by ear (or just trusted the drummer i'm recording) but damn the tune-bot has REALLY improved the sounds i get in the studio!
Just bought a tune bot today. I played drums on and off since I was in my mid teen years, never have I properly learned or knew how to properly tune a drum. Anyways, I tuned my snare today and I’m absolutely impressed by the results, I love my new tune bot, best investment as a drummer imo.
Amazing sound. Thank you so much to explain so good how to tune the pieces of your drum using tunebot. I going to buy this device to improve sound of my drum. I am a gospel drummer. Greetings from Brazil.
I never realized how much there was to the Tune Bot and how it's actual simple to work through! I've been tuning by ear pretty decently but this video convinced me that I can use it to lock in my toms for my full potential, considering I'm using massive drums too.
Holy shit. Your 12" is tuned higher than my 10" tom. :D Had a long talk with couple of my drummer friends and we found out that tuning your set in perfect 4's (between batter/reso and the drums to each other) gives a very nice musical element to the set.
Heck yeah, just got one of these, and I’m spending the day getting my sea legs with it. I was off to a little bit of a clunky start when I was tuning my snare, but man this tutorial really helped, as I’m moving on to the toms next. I even had to screenshot those settings since I use similar size toms!
Just ordered a tunebot. I've never been able to tune to what I want it sound like. Really enjoyed your review. Time to subscribe and watch some more of your vids. Thanks. 🤟
You convinced me to buy one. I’ve always tuned top and bottom heads the same. I guess that’s the traditional way but I’m looking forward to trying new tunings and variations. Love your videos Molly!!
Beautiful kit! I also have an Armory with the BP Persuader. I did the tighten till you get the wrinkles out and tune by ear thing recently and liked the results. Although not the same, I tried the iDrumtune app and couldn't believe the difference in tone. I think used in conjunction with ear tuning is the key. Awesome channel! 🤘🏻
@@mollyrosedrums I love it, check out the Black Panther comparison from Drum Center of Portsmouth if you haven't seen it yet. th-cam.com/video/tEPUa9Ec81Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qbFU9Uc9SKCiFN6g Love the sound of the Hydro too.
Great tutorial and review! Just ordered a tunebot and was looking for a nice Utube video. Yours is by far the best I found. Lovely suggestion about looking on the website to check out the tuning intervals. I’ve been on there for an hour now after finishing your video looking at all that beautiful Math. Much appreciated!!
I use the drum-bot every day on tour. You get really fast if you use it often and it also builds your hearing for tuning without it, i would say much more than without it ever could. But the most important fact, if you found a tuning that you like, you can just get the same tuning every fucking time you want it. doesnt matter if you have new heads or tuned it differently for a specific song. its there for you exactly the same every time! - and a bonus, tune your drums with the studio version to keys of the song, for example in the studio! - please Molly do me one favour, before you go on tour -> change the stock resoheads from "made by remo in china" to "made by remo in the US" there is a big! difference between those!
I've never used a tunebot but i habe a drum dial, I habe a pretty good ear for tuning but when I got all the lugs uniform my drums really camento life. Also if you don't use Sleevedwashers on your tension rods get some because they willy help keep your drums in tune
Just ordered one. Drums are not my primary instrument and I have never liked how mine sound. Maybe I missed it, what's the microphone setup you're using during the demonstration?
I haven't used one myself but after over 20 years of playing and tuning by ear, I always have trouble with my 10" tom, my 12", 14", 16" are good but I can never get a good sound from a 10" tom
Im a new drummer. Does it make a difference since you tuned the drum on the floor and not attached to the drum kit. I see with both have Mapex drum sets.
I bought my very first acoustic drum set months ago. I decided to changed the batter heads. Afterwards I realized I have no idea how to tune drums lol. I found an app for my phone that works like this. I have no idea if my drums sound great or terrible. I do know they are loud. I seriously underestimated how damn loud drums are 🤷
It's a great tool. I love using mine. If you get a chance, check out some of Kenny Sharrets videos. I took a lesson with him on tuning and it really opened up my eyes to a lot of possibilities. Highly reccomend the perfect fourth interval between reso and batter. Great setting that most FOH engineers will really dig for arenas. Have a good tour!
It’s really not! And once you turn the bottom head you really don’t have to touch it for awhile. I think it takes less time then doing it by ear once you find a hertz you like because then your just trying to hit that number every time!
But I do tune by ear 🤨🧐 😂💖......by matching the head note to some octave of an actual note value on a pitch pipe app 😂😋 So like you, I like to make my toms specific tunings, but you use hertz, and I just go with the letter. Does the tunebot also have a letter and octave option, or is that conversion on the chart on their site? Digging all of that purple.
Hey hey you know I’m not sure! But with e-drums you don’t have to “tune them” the rods are just for how much tension you’d like to add. It doesn’t actually tune them!!
@@mollyrosedrums Thanks for answering ! You actually tune e-drums on the module (really pitching it up&down) ,and for this the tuner should have an input jack ! Does it have one ?
Word to the wise - Sweetwater has none in stock and they keep pushing the ship date out. I pre-ordered and then canceled - waited almost 3 weeks. Bought the Gig model on Amazon and received it in 3 days.
Melodic instruments _need_ to be tuned to a pitch. Membranophones are not typically melodic instruments; their purpose is rhythm. There may be a distinct resonant voice of a drum, but drums, like cymbals, are indefinite pitched instruments. They produce many notes & overtones. Molly, I know you can tune your drums. Seeing all the comments saying "You've convinced me to buy one" makes me feel like I just watched Bill Gates try to sell me a Mac. & though it never _said_ it was a promotional video, they may as well pay you for it. I'm hearing major shill overtones with this video. ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to do what you can do for free. If you can't get your drums to sound good, follow a tuning tutorial instead of buckling to consumerism by spending good money on a gadget or gizmo that is unnecessary. It isn't rocket science & sound is subjective. Than again, maybe my drums are magic & are easily tuned & I've lost all perspective.
sometimes people need tune bots because even the slightest turn can impact a drum's overtones and they need utmost accuracy on a visual standard as well. it's okay to use a tune bot just as it's okay to tune solely by ear. there's no "right" way to tune drums.
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You know what? You convinced me. I've been tuning for years by ear, but I think I want to try this out.
HELL YES! Lmk how you like it
Will do!@@mollyrosedrums
@@mollyrosedrums follow up. Got it quickly from Sweetwater and my rep called me to make sure that I got it. The personal touches at Sweetwater just blow me away. Anyway, it took me a little time to separate the higher register overtones from the actual tones. Once I figured it out it went so quickly I couldn't believe it. Great recommendation, Molly. Thanks!
You’re drums sound beautiful.
I love my Tune Bot. Honestly the only people that hate on them have either never used one or didn't take the time to learn how to use it properly.
I appreciate the humility and honesty in the video. It was easy to comprehend and I am very appreciative of this video and Molly's presentation style. Thank you
Just purchased (after tuning by ear for 50 yrs!) Good video
I came across your channel because I've been researching about the Tune Bot. At first, I thought about getting the Dial Tuner but, after watching this video I am convinced of getting one. Now, I'm a singer songwriter for Mexican romantic music of my own music and I only record my music and I've been recording here in my living room at home. Now, I'm no professional drummer at all but, I can hang in there and get a good recording and 3 years ago, I bought a 6 piece Rainforest Burst MAPEX ARMORY and I put on Pinstrip REMO Heads and I also replaced the Reso heads. I really can't express how great it sounds. So, I really can't wait to purchase the Tune Bot. Thank you very much for this great video you upload and keep doing your great work. Blessings to you.
i own a recording studio and have always tuned drums by ear (or just trusted the drummer i'm recording) but damn the tune-bot has REALLY improved the sounds i get in the studio!
Just bought a tune bot today. I played drums on and off since I was in my mid teen years, never have I properly learned or knew how to properly tune a drum. Anyways, I tuned my snare today and I’m absolutely impressed by the results, I love my new tune bot, best investment as a drummer imo.
I always have trouble tuning my floor tom. I just purchased the Tune Bot and will give it a try. Thanks for the awesome video
How did it go?
Amazing sound. Thank you so much to explain so good how to tune the pieces of your drum using tunebot. I going to buy this device to improve sound of my drum. I am a gospel drummer. Greetings from Brazil.
Thanks for showing how to use it. I think it's been the best demonstration so far. Your awesome. 😀
I never realized how much there was to the Tune Bot and how it's actual simple to work through! I've been tuning by ear pretty decently but this video convinced me that I can use it to lock in my toms for my full potential, considering I'm using massive drums too.
I’m hooked on tune-bot!!!!! My drums sound phenomenal now!!!
Thanks Molly! Just started researching Tunebot and this is one of the best videos I’ve seen so far.
Holy shit. Your 12" is tuned higher than my 10" tom. :D
Had a long talk with couple of my drummer friends and we found out that tuning your set in perfect 4's (between batter/reso and the drums to each other) gives a very nice musical element to the set.
Our snares are quite close! I have 300hz/400hz batter/reso.
And your drum sound is awesome as is your playing!
I saw you on a shorts video, You are a absolute Monster of a drummer !!!
Much love!!
Absolutely! Best tuning device.
Just picked one up this week, watching this vid before I get stuck into it, thanks for sharing your experience 🙏 great tones !
Heck yeah, just got one of these, and I’m spending the day getting my sea legs with it. I was off to a little bit of a clunky start when I was tuning my snare, but man this tutorial really helped, as I’m moving on to the toms next. I even had to screenshot those settings since I use similar size toms!
I've had my eye on this for awhile, after seeing this I think I'm finally going to grab it!
This is the second time your videos have really helped me! I’m gunna buy one 🎉
Just ordered a tunebot. I've never been able to tune to what I want it sound like. Really enjoyed your review. Time to subscribe and watch some more of your vids. Thanks. 🤟
You convinced me to buy one. I’ve always tuned top and bottom heads the same. I guess that’s the traditional way but I’m looking forward to trying new tunings and variations. Love your videos Molly!!
Beautiful kit! I also have an Armory with the BP Persuader. I did the tighten till you get the wrinkles out and tune by ear thing recently and liked the results. Although not the same, I tried the iDrumtune app and couldn't believe the difference in tone. I think used in conjunction with ear tuning is the key. Awesome channel! 🤘🏻
Ohhhh how do you like that snare??? That ones on my list!
@@mollyrosedrums I love it, check out the Black Panther comparison from Drum Center of Portsmouth if you haven't seen it yet. th-cam.com/video/tEPUa9Ec81Y/w-d-xo.htmlsi=qbFU9Uc9SKCiFN6g
Love the sound of the Hydro too.
Great tutorial and review! Just ordered a tunebot and was looking for a nice Utube video. Yours is by far the best I found. Lovely suggestion about looking on the website to check out the tuning intervals. I’ve been on there for an hour now after finishing your video looking at all that beautiful Math. Much appreciated!!
I use the drum-bot every day on tour. You get really fast if you use it often and it also builds your hearing for tuning without it, i would say much more than without it ever could. But the most important fact, if you found a tuning that you like, you can just get the same tuning every fucking time you want it. doesnt matter if you have new heads or tuned it differently for a specific song. its there for you exactly the same every time! - and a bonus, tune your drums with the studio version to keys of the song, for example in the studio! - please Molly do me one favour, before you go on tour -> change the stock resoheads from "made by remo in china" to "made by remo in the US" there is a big! difference between those!
Great product review and demo. Thank you.
I've never used a tunebot but i habe a drum dial, I habe a pretty good ear for tuning but when I got all the lugs uniform my drums really camento life. Also if you don't use Sleevedwashers on your tension rods get some because they willy help keep your drums in tune
Thank you! After watched thousands of videos. Only this one make me understand.
I come from a guitar background and switched to drums late in life. It astounds me that everyone is out there just tuning their drums all willy nilly.
Sweet!! That snare sounds crispy, love those floor tom sound. Grabbing me one.
unbelievable difference
Great video! Just got my tune bot and I'll try it out the next days!🤘
The drums sound awesome 🔥
Thanks moly I copied your settings onto my kit it sounds so good 😊
I just ordered one 🤘
Thank you! And good luck in your music career!
Just ordered one. Drums are not my primary instrument and I have never liked how mine sound. Maybe I missed it, what's the microphone setup you're using during the demonstration?
Very cool video! Awesome
Thank you very much!
What are your two crash cymbals and o-zone? Sound great!
Nice! How did you chose the frequency for the bottom head of the 12" tom? 149/285
Hi, nice video, i just wanna know.. don't you use tone control rings for your toms?
I haven't used one myself but after over 20 years of playing and tuning by ear, I always have trouble with my 10" tom, my 12", 14", 16" are good but I can never get a good sound from a 10" tom
Is this one better than the rest of the others Tunebot devices released from them? That is my only hold up?
what are you tunings for your drums
This is pretty cool
Im a new drummer. Does it make a difference since you tuned the drum on the floor and not attached to the drum kit. I see with both have Mapex drum sets.
I bought my very first acoustic drum set months ago. I decided to changed the batter heads. Afterwards I realized I have no idea how to tune drums lol. I found an app for my phone that works like this. I have no idea if my drums sound great or terrible. I do know they are loud. I seriously underestimated how damn loud drums are 🤷
i noticed that the notes change while you tune the frequencies. Does that matter or not really?
I bought new drum and i am using tune app, i have frustrated. Tune apps doesn’t really work. I should go out to buy this
It's a great tool. I love using mine. If you get a chance, check out some of Kenny Sharrets videos. I took a lesson with him on tuning and it really opened up my eyes to a lot of possibilities. Highly reccomend the perfect fourth interval between reso and batter. Great setting that most FOH engineers will really dig for arenas. Have a good tour!
Tunings you did sound great!
What do they sound like mic'd up
Seems like a long process. Molly did you find the more you used it, that faster it was for tuning?
It’s really not! And once you turn the bottom head you really don’t have to touch it for awhile. I think it takes less time then doing it by ear once you find a hertz you like because then your just trying to hit that number every time!
They sound great try a big fat snare drum skin on your snare I love mine really sounds fat💪💪
If you are your own Tech you need it..
But I do tune by ear 🤨🧐 😂💖......by matching the head note to some octave of an actual note value on a pitch pipe app 😂😋 So like you, I like to make my toms specific tunings, but you use hertz, and I just go with the letter. Does the tunebot also have a letter and octave option, or is that conversion on the chart on their site?
Digging all of that purple.
Damn that is awesome I am not that talented!😂😂 yes it does! It shows you on there the more and octave as well as the hertz!!
Hi , but can you use it for e-drums also?
Put down the crack pipe.
Hey hey you know I’m not sure! But with e-drums you don’t have to “tune them” the rods are just for how much tension you’d like to add. It doesn’t actually tune them!!
@@mollyrosedrums Thanks for answering ! You actually tune e-drums on the module (really pitching it up&down) ,and for this the tuner should have an input jack ! Does it have one ?
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The kick drum sounded best to me too
Word to the wise - Sweetwater has none in stock and they keep pushing the ship date out. I pre-ordered and then canceled - waited almost 3 weeks. Bought the Gig model on Amazon and received it in 3 days.
Gee, I wonder what your favorite color is...
Screw that always use a tuner on every instrument
Drums get tuned by ear. They are logs.
Melodic instruments _need_ to be tuned to a pitch. Membranophones are not typically melodic instruments; their purpose is rhythm. There may be a distinct resonant voice of a drum, but drums, like cymbals, are indefinite pitched instruments. They produce many notes & overtones.
Molly, I know you can tune your drums. Seeing all the comments saying "You've convinced me to buy one" makes me feel like I just watched Bill Gates try to sell me a Mac. & though it never _said_ it was a promotional video, they may as well pay you for it. I'm hearing major shill overtones with this video.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS to do what you can do for free. If you can't get your drums to sound good, follow a tuning tutorial instead of buckling to consumerism by spending good money on a gadget or gizmo that is unnecessary. It isn't rocket science & sound is subjective. Than again, maybe my drums are magic & are easily tuned & I've lost all perspective.
sometimes people need tune bots because even the slightest turn can impact a drum's overtones and they need utmost accuracy on a visual standard as well. it's okay to use a tune bot just as it's okay to tune solely by ear. there's no "right" way to tune drums.
Can i just learn about the tunebot without having to see your face? Way too pretty. Distracting 🤘