Tune-Bot Studio TBS-001 Digital Drum Tuner - Clip-On Tuner for Acoustic Drum Kits

Performing music has always been my passion and I've been doing it As a bassist and guitar player, I mainly play guitar and bass, but I've recently committed myself to the drums, my true interest. Tuning the drums with my musical ear, I noticed that there was something that was
I found the tune on there It's a great app, so I tried it out. The tuner is exceptionally easy to use, and it took me no time at all to adjust both the batter and resonant heads of my entire set to my preferred low resonance tone The Snare measure 14" and 13" in diameter. The Kick measures 22" and Toms measure 10, 12, 14, 16". I put together my drum set, and WOW! I have a really good set now! I am amazed at how amazing the sound is! There is an amazing harmony among them, all perfectly tuned. Additionally, the tune bot website offers tons of information, tutorials, videos, and even a listing of all the different tune bot settings used by professional drummers! It's true that using this product can bring you tremendous benefits if you're already looking into it, it will be a great asset. Play a tune I've been a bot fan since the beginning!.

Clementine NORTH

| Jul 20, 2021

There is absolutely no logical reason your drums would sound as they do unless your personal taste, type of music, and venue dictate it. There is a problem with My drums sound better now because of the bot! After tuning my drums to what I thought sounded fair, I thought they sounded From the reviews I've read on Tune-In, there are positive reviews Since I had never tried a bot before, I decided to get one and see how it worked. Thank you for your kind words! A Precision drum tuner is also called DrumDial (also called The pros are Does a great job providing you with a starting point based on their manual chart or online tool - it functions as a reference point and you can fine tune it from there. (2) Is the tuning off or different? Checks/comparisons can be made to your last recorded lug frequencies and fundamental notes that you like and adjustments can be made if required. Listen to (Tune-in It is possible to store frequencies with the bot, but I write them down on paper and save them that way). I have a solution (5) The cons are *(1) The two AAA batteries required get pretty low pretty fast.

Current Preferred Tuning of A barrel, resonant head with a 5” port cutout (with a KICKPRO Kick Drum Pillow and a Evans Bass Drum Damper inside)**Ludwig Snare Aluminum LM402** o 14"x6". A shorter resonant head (3G) and a tighter pair of lugs, 1" in diameter, This will make it easier to keep track of your battery usage, thanks!.

Yusuf MORLEY

| Oct 02, 2020

Being a drummer for a long time always left me feeling a little perplexed about tuning. I like science over feel and "you just know. " Some people like feeling and "you just know. ". A drum's resonant or batter tension can be infinite, each drum has its own unique characteristics due to many variables (wood type, bearing edge, hardware, type of hoop, etc. ) and my one good ear can't understand how tension can be There is a 1 MHz frequency. In order for me to be successful, I need to approach things rationally and scientifically. It is now possible for me to look up the settings of a drummer whose sound I like and adjust the settings to my liking. They can be saved to the Tune Bot so I will have them as a reference when I decide to make Make sure to read the instruction manual and use the filter and the high filter when you're using the snare with higher tensions. The drumhead settings are written right on a piece of white first aid tape. The snare of my tiger is at G at the moment. A note from Toms at C It has been mentioned that open jam sessions have a good sound and feel. When your heads are in pitch, it makes a big difference.

Indie Church

| Jul 21, 2021

However, the tunebot still helped hyper-tune them Adjust the heads so that the sound is evenly distributed. There is a small chance that hard playing will cause the nano-tunings to be lost, but overall the drums sound great and retain the resonant sound. I only have a gripe about the tuner, which seems to be From a pitch of a 4 to a pitch of a 6 Variable degree of 5 hz, and does not want to stay on the initial tone, but rather clings to fading note (the note within the tuning range) for a few If you strike the drum, 90 hz will be the result In the beginning it might be 92hz, but then it might hover around 90 hz then fade down to 88 hz In most cases, 89 Hz is the rate in use. When fundamental tones are obtained, this is especially apparent. In fact, some internal gating and compression could really hone the capability of identifying the drum's primary pitch. * However, those deep ranges (except the kicks) would be very beneficial if you are still learning how to really tune drums.

Catalina Fleming

| Jul 23, 2021

Originally, I was going to buy a whole new drum set for $1000, but then decided to change my resonator heads first and make sure they were tuned properly An intelligent robot. My existing set sounds so much better and crisper that I have zero interest in upgrading. I have no interest in upgrading since my existing pieces sound so much better and crisper. It doesn't matter what drumset you own, you need to tune it correctly if you want it to perform at its best, and I find it hard to tune my own drumset. A device like this makes it incredibly easy to create the perfect acoustic.

Juliana Gill

| Jun 15, 2021