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DrumDial quickly and precisely tunes all drums by accurately measuring drumhead tension NOT tension rod torque. Tension rod torque can be used to tell you when you are over tightening a bolt to prevent thread damage, but is not accurate for drum tuning. DrumDial lets you precisely tune your drums faster and easier than ever before. DrumDial has been designed and manufactured to the highest quality standards with all the key features you would expect from the best drum tuner available. Get the tuner that really works, get a DrumDial and make it possible for your drums to consistently sound great!
How To Get A Drum In Tune With Itself.
Tuning your drums has never been easier. Learn how to tune your drums with this easy trick for incredible sounding drums through our educational videos.
These techniques will show you how to train your ear and how to get a drum head in tune with itself at the same time. DrumDial makes it easy to get perfect sounding drums for any live venue or practice room for record ready drums, with excellent stick response and a nice downward sound progression that your band mates and recording technician will appreciate.
Tuning drums like a pro, without the mystery, is easier with a DrumDial. Whether you are tap tuning by ear or using a DrumDial, this video will show you how.
Our teaching videos in the series have many drum tuning tips and on the beat tuning suggestions, so be sure to watch them all and put into practice what you have learned. DrumDial makes it easy to share your great drum sound with other drummers.
DrumDial has you covered for tuning your toms, bass and snare drums.
These techniques will show you how to train your ear and how to get a drum head in tune with itself at the same time. DrumDial makes it easy to get perfect sounding drums for any live venue or practice room for record ready drums, with excellent stick response and a nice downward sound progression that your band mates and recording technician will appreciate.
Tuning drums like a pro, without the mystery, is easier with a DrumDial. Whether you are tap tuning by ear or using a DrumDial, this video will show you how.
Our teaching videos in the series have many drum tuning tips and on the beat tuning suggestions, so be sure to watch them all and put into practice what you have learned. DrumDial makes it easy to share your great drum sound with other drummers.
DrumDial has you covered for tuning your toms, bass and snare drums.
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Stephen tells us about his on-line drum school based in Nashville Tennessee. He discusses the equipment he uses and the tuning techniques that he teaches his students. DrumDial gives a visual of what you are hearing and makes drum tuning easier. This helps with ear training and helps students make use of the many tools available that work to improve their playing ability.
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Rich talks about his career, his equipment, and how he tunes his drums. Lots of great advice for all drummers! Rich Redmond is an award winning recording and touring drummer based in Nashville and Los Angeles. As the drumming powerhouse behind Grammy nominated mega star JASON ALDEAN, Rich has recorded 19 #1 singles. As a high energy showman, Rich plays to sold out crowds in amphitheaters, arena...
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Premier Timpani Rebuild with DrumDial Part 3
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Part 3 completes the overhaul of our 25" and 28" Premier Timpani. In this video we apply a true silver mirror finish and a protective antique copper clear coat to the surface of the bowls. Finishing up with the application of Teflon tape on the bearing edges.
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Premier Timpani Rebuild with DrumDial Part 2
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Part 2 continues our overhaul of our 25" and 28" Premier Timpani. In this video we strip the frame and build a powder coat oven. After powder coating the frame we reassemble all of the components, adjust the linkages for perfect tuning and start on the bowls.
Premier Timpani Rebuild with DrumDial Part 1
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Complete tear down and overhaul of two Premier Timpani, 25" and 28". Part one covers identifying any problems that will need to be repaired. Student model timpani and practice timpani are the most commonly used timpani in schools. This video shows how to repair rather than replace these types of drums and gives the viewer a thorough understanding of the mechanics for this type of timpani.
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DrumDial's custom M4 Snare Drum. Shows the complete build from raw lumber to the finished snare drum. Includes tuning tips and all of the components that went into the custom build. Features: S-Hoops, Tight Screws, Sleeved Washers, Dunnett R7 Throw Off, and Fat Cat Dual Snares.
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Banjo Head Tuning using a DrumDial. Covers both top and bottom head tuning. Discusses multiple frequencies caused by the resonator, bridge and string combinations. How to quickly tune a banjo head with a Drumdial, perfectly matching each lug point. Uses spectrum analysis to show harmonic inconsistencies with frequency meters. Always mechanically tune with a DrumDial first.
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one more question I just bought a Pearl Decade Maple 6 piece kit and I'll be running REMO Emperor Coated on Batter and and stock REMOUT Clear as Reso heads. Could you please share recommendations for the following •22x18 bass drum . 8x7 Tom •10x7 tom •12x8 tom •16x16 floor tom •14x5.5 snare drum Any help would be greatly appreciated
Bass 74 kick batter 74 front resonant 8 76 top batter 77 bottom resonant 10 76 top batter 77 bottom resonant 12 76 top batter 75 bottom resonant 16 74 top batter 74 bottom resonant snare 14x5 89 top batter 82 bottom resonant
@@DrumDial you guys are un-freaking believable. Thanks so much
Hi Drum Dial, I just purchased a PDP Concept Maple 7 piece drum set. I was wondering if you could give me tuning recommendations for the following sizes. 18x22 Bass Drum with 10.5mm BDM, 7x8 tom, 8x10 tom, 9x12 tom, 12x14 Floor, 14x16 Floor and 5.5x14 snare. I typically use REMO Emperor Clear on batter and Clear Ambassadors on the bottom. Also, how much would tuning change if I went with coated on the batter? Thanks for any feed back you can provide...use Remo Controlled Sound batters on snare
These settings will work well for you. With coated heads, OK to keep the same settings or go slightly lower for the small toms only. Bass 74 kick batter 73 front resonant 8 77 top batter 77 bottom resonant 10 77 top batter 77 bottom resonant 12 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 14 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant 16 74 top batter 74 bottom resonant snare 14x5 88 top batter 80 bottom resonant
What is the “chapstick” product used??
DrumDial Bearing Edge Conditioner www.drumdial.com/products/bearing-edge-conditioner/
Hello, is it possible to adjust the conga with this method?
Yes, DrumDial works very well for tuning congas, djembes and bongos etc.. The setting for Congas is 96 for both (or all) of the drums. The depth and diameter of the drum will determine the pitch. We tune to C G E for congas. 96 is a high setting and the readings will be less sensitive much higher than 95 and it will take more turns of the tension bolt than it would at much lower settings.
What would good numbers for Ludwig maple poplar 28x14 18x16 16x16 14x10 13x9 14x.6.5 402
28 74 kick batter 74 front resonant 18 74 top batter 74 bottom resonant 16 74 top batter 74 bottom resonant 14 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant 13 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 14 snare 88 top batter 80 bottom resonant
I used to be same pitch top and bottom 24/7 for years and years. Discovered tuning bottom head a minor 3rd above batter has a very pleasing, rich sound - it's a bit more complex than same pitch tuning, but again more pleasing fuller sound (like tow voices singing together that blend well. I did not go back.
Salve.ho acquistato DRUMDIAL e nelle istruzioni viene indicata la frequenza per il TOM da 13"x11".... io ho una Ludwig classic maple con il TOM 13"x9".....in questo caso ,la frequenza di Accordatura, cambia? Dove posso trovare le frequenze per ogni " MISURA " dei TAMBURI "...???....GRAZIE.
Utilizzare sempre la dimensione più vicina in termini di diametro. Ad esempio: 11 x 13 per 9 x 13
Hello , which is the lowest possible snare tunning on a 14/5.5 with a drumdial Thank you.
Andy, the lowest possible tuning would be 68 top batter and 66 bottom resonant (would sound like hitting loose paper). For the lowest (decent sound) we do not recommend tuning that low. A better low tuning would be 84 top batter and 78 bottom resonant.
Bass Drum: 22'' x 18'' Rack Tom 1: 10'' x 7'' Rack Tom 2: 12'' x 8'' Floor Tom: 16'' x 16'' Snare Drum: 14'' x 5.5'' Pearl Export azure daybreak model
bass 74 kick batter 73 front resonant 10 77 top batter 77 bottom resonant 12 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 16 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant snare 14x5 88 top batter 80 bottom resonant
Drum dial setting for Pearl export 20x 16 bass drums 10 x 7 tom tom 12 x 18 tom tom 14 x 14 floor tom 14 x 5.5 snare
bass 74 kick batter 74 front resonant 10 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 12 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant 14 74 top batter 74 bottom resonant snare 14x5 89 top batter 82 bottom resonant
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Hello ! What would you recommend to tune a Gretsch Catalina club snare 14/5,5 ? Remo coated ambassador Thanks you!!
89 top batter and 80-82 bottom resonant
@@DrumDial thank you! Any suggestions for my new kit : 20-14 / 12-08 / 14-14 Remo embassador coted Thank you .
bass 74 kick batter 74 front resonant 12 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 14 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant
TOP ! Many Thanks !! Best greetings from Austria in MiddleEurope 🥁 !!!
I like to tune the reso to a harmony note of the batter. Just above the batter
I always wondered why when tensioning a lug that the other side raised pitch. Im absolutely getting a drum dial this week!.
I bought the drum dial 20 years ago before youtube was popular and never really had this type of tutorial. I always tuned by toms around 70 but i always tuned the drum to the pitch of the shell so that the drums REALLY SING in live conditions. I use my stick to make the sound of the shell without heads on it. then keep that sound in mind when i tune my heads. My set sings!!!
any tuning suggestions for an Pacific Drums by DW Mini Timbale, Chrome Plated Steel, 4X8 with 2 ply REMO Emperors on batter and open on reso
the following settings will work well for you: Mini's 6" 85 and 8" 83
This is such a great video! Thank you for going through the time to walk us through this!
One follow up question for you is do you equate a note to a drum dial number on a given diameter drum?
No, to many head choices. We started a conversion chart, but found it to be many pages long and it changed as new heads were introduced.
Hi Drum Dial could you please recommend setting for a set of Yamaha Stage Custom Birch Fusion Kit. 10x7 and 12x8 rack toms, 14x13 floor and a 20x 17 bass drum. Also, recommended settings for a Mapex Black Panther 14x5 Razor snare and a Yamaha Stage Custom steel 14x7 snare. My toms have Remo Emporer Clear on top and Remo ambassadors clear on the bottom. I absolutely love your product by the way....my snares have remo stock heads on the bottom and Remo controlled sound heads coated on top
10 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 12 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant 14 74 top batter 74 bottom resonant bass 73 kick batter 73 front resonant snare 14x5 89 top batter 82 bottom resonant snare 14x7 88 top batter 80 bottom resonant
@@DrumDial Thank you so much for taking the time to answer. I love your product and am excited to try these settings to see if I can take my kit to the next level.
What is the ChapStick haha I didn't see a link in the description or hear you actually say what it's actually called other than chapstick
DrumDial bearing edge conditioner
Is it to 75 on the drum dial for every drum and head no mater the size or is that just toms or specifically the 10 or 12 inch tom?
There is a range from 74 to 76 for toms for the mid-range. We have a tuning chart on our website for suggested tunings. www.drumdial.com/how-to-use/tuning-chart/
What was the lubricating ointment he used?
DrumDial bearing edge conditioner
Steve, I defer to you on all things drums but on the snare side head I must ask, have you ever come across a player who really cranks up the snare side head resulting in a sound you like? All my favorite snare sounds come from players who tighten the snare reso to the limit even though very technical drum channel always say "You'll *choke the snare side if you tighten too much" but this is one case where I disagree. If you want a sweet crack with a short but high pitched sound you absolutely must crank the snare side head I've found, and if you go for a more moderate tension, as you suggest, I find that the snare note is longer and will never produce the "crack" of many of the best snares.
The snare side head is very thin and starts to stretch after about 85 on the DrumDial. 82-84 is very tight and will give a very good snare sound. We usually suggest 80-82 for the bottom snare side head and around 85 to 89 for the top batter (much thicker head) .
Sensei master…what levels should I tune a Ludwig Black Beauty Snare Drum 14 by 8 for metal?? Thank you in advance..🙏🏻🫡
Zach! Happy to help with this. Love that snare drum! 88 top batter and 82 bottom resonant
Thank you Steve! If you Love that snare then I’m a little extra more excited!! Really appreciate you🥁✔️
My drum dial live in my gig case. Wonderful thing when setting up in a loud venue to make sure my sound is consistent from gig to gig. I have both my heads the same pitch by the way.
do you also tune batter and reso head to the same pitch for the "power-tom" (2" deeper than traditional?
For the most sustain, tune to the same pitch. A very good starting point. We usually tune the thinner batter head to the same tension as the thicker batter head for medium sustain with more attack.
Whenever I loosen a lug(s) - I have always pushed in the center of the head to make sure the head goes a loose as the lug. Is that not required? thanks for the video.
It can help to push the center of the batter head to help with seating. We usually do not press on the bottom resonant head, as it is not played on and is not as critical.
You are the first person I have heard say to adjust the others rather than attack the one. I have been chasing my tail for a few months and couldn't figure out why I sucked at tuning. I figured this out on my own recently and am glad I discovered the correct path but damn this could have saved me some time lol. Thanks for validating my inexperienced technique.
What should I tune a DW Steel Snare 14 x 8? Thanks in advance master!🔒
89 top batter 82 bottom resonant.
@@DrumDialthank you!!!!! 🔥🥁
I am a guitar player and novice drummer and audio engineer. I have always tuned drums for any drummers I play with. They have all said, how does a guitar player know how to tune drums? lololol It's about presenting the best possible sound for every instrument especially before recording. I learned even more watching this video. Thanks so much!
Does this work with remos silent stroke mesh heads?
DrumDial works very well on all mesh heads ( Evans dB One's, Silent stroke, DDrums, V-drums / mesh heads, any ply thickness). Very good starting points are: snare set to 75-80, toms set to 65-70, and Bass set to 70. The diameter does not matter. We shoot for consistent rebound for the tom heads.
What should I tune a DW Design Series Acrylic??? 22 by 18 16 by 14 10 by 8 12 by 9 Thanks in advance! 🔥
bass 74 kick batter 74 front resonant 16 74 top batter 74 bottom resonant 10 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 12 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant
@@DrumDialyou are the best! Thank you so much!!! Assuming you created this great tool etc. thank you so much! Have a terrific week!🥁
thanks man! amaizing stuff
I have a DW design series acrylic kit. my acrylic tom doesnt seem to have a shell note. Is there a way?
What did DW say when you asked them? We are not sure, without removing all of the hardware, lug casings and all.
I have not received a reply from DW yet. Regarding removal of hardware, I think you are correct because when you tap on the shell it sounds different every place you tap it. I would say an acrylic drum shell has no natural note.
This could have been a 10 second video. Skip to 2:55
Good video but how do we determine the ideal tone for each individual drum to aim at ('0' as my drum shop guy calls it)? You chose 75 but wont that differ from drum to drum and with different head types? Also, that same guy explains it as a chord: reso - drum - batter in that order where reso is the highest pitch and batter the lowest but I never hear anyone else explain it that way. What are your thoughts?
Thank you! Excellent question. The midrange for all toms is 74-to 76 (large to small toms). For medium sustain, we set the resonant head to a higher pitch than the top batter. Keep in mind that a thicker batter head set to the same tension as a thinner resonant head will naturally have a lower pitch. If we set a 12 inch tom with a two ply batter and a single ply resonant to 75 for both, the bottom head will have a higher pitch. If using a single ply batter over a single ply resonant, set the top batter to 75 and the bottom resonant to 76 or 77 for the same effect for medium sustain.
@@DrumDial great help, thank you
I’ve always done higher reso. Just bought a new kit that will be here in a couple days. I’m going to try same pitch for batter and reso.
I'm opposite, I tune the reso to the lower end of where the drum "sings" then I tune the batter head to a higher pitch that feels good under the stick. I think the keys, in this order, are 1) getting the reso at the pitch you want, 2) getting both heads tuned to themselves, i.e. even around the drum so there aren't weird harmonics, and 3) getting the top head at a comfortable tension that activates the rest of the system and feels good to play on. But it's mostly preference at the end of the day!
Now a curve ball! I’ve just purchased a set of Low Volume heads (Remo silent stroke and an Evan’s DbOne snare) any tips for tuning. I’m reckoning that tuning the reso head will be more important to get the note right due to the mesh surface of the batter?
use these settings for the top batter mesh heads and bottom resonant heads: Snare 77 top batter 80 bottom snare side toms 67 top batter 75 bottom resonant bass drum 70 kick batter 74 front resonant
@@DrumDial Thank you for your advice.
If a Tom is at 70...will the digital and analog drumdial read the same 70...it should l think😊
Yes
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Wonderful video! I agree with everything you do. I personally prefer the B - higher pitched reso tuning for my style of light jazz playing. Many years ago, I learned that rubbing the drawer runners in furniture with candle wax was a fantastic wood lube that was better than bar soap or any kind of petroleum base lube. I've used this on my drum bearing edges lightly when replacing heads. Also, I use a teflon base lube on the lug screws so there is no friction with steel-on-steel. This makes the initial finger tightening so much easier with maximum feedback and knowing that the head tension is actually what I feel instead of the friction of the bearing edge or lug screws.
How do you know what value on the dial corresponds to which pitch? Thanks.
Most toms are tuned around 75 on the DrumDial at the edge of the drum head. The midrange of the drum. This will naturally give a nice downward sound progression with good note spacing between the toms. DrumDial measures drumhead tension not frequency. Tap the center of the drum and use a chromatic tuner to know the exact pitch.
Cool, thanks!
Great information here! Thanks!
Hello great DrumDial. Pls can you tell me tension for low, mid and high tun? I have DW Design Toms 10x8 and 12x9 Stand tom 16x14 Bas 22x18 Using a Remo Powerstroke 3 Thnk you.
10 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 12 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant 16 74 top batter 74 bottom resonant bass 74 kick batter 74 front resonant Add 2 tics for higher and subtract 1 tic for lower
What program is that on the laptop behind the drum at the 3:37 time mark?
The software is our own. You can get a similar program called "Audacity" . We use a spectrum analyzer and spectrum analysis to build the filters. Audacity is a free software and is an excellent starting point for what you are after. You can use a standard chromatic / guitar tuner if you muffle the edge.
I was able to tune my 10” and 12” toms to a tension of 76 and 75 respectively as recommended by drum dial. I then checked the pitch and I was able to make very fine small adjustments (as they were very very close to my desired key pitch) doing so evenly with two drum keys on opposite lugs simultaneously to get it to a perfect “A”for the 12 inch Tom and a perfect “D” for the 10 inch Tom - (using a tuner app on my iphone) this being a one-fourth pitch apart - great- love the full sweet even tonal sound this achieved - all of which was my goal and feel proud of this accomplishment and deeper understanding of my drum’s sound and how to tune them right - no when I strike them with the stick they make that beautiful “OM” pleasant in tune sound that I wanted. Now I’m going to tune my 14 inch floor Tom and 20” Bass drum both to tension of 74 on the drum dial tensionometer, and then do any fine tune and tweaks, using both keys at the same time on each opposite lug. At first, as I was learning, I was chasing the pitch around each lug as one did affect the other, but then learned how to do it, and then used two keys at once to even everything up and and get it right. This all works well as each drum is 2 inches apart and width, respectively to each other. Thanks Drum Dial team for all your help. - Laurence
I meant to say - compare the 10, 12 and 14 inch drums in a one-fourth pitch apart from each other. Of course the bass drum being 20” is different much lower pitch but will still get tuned to attention of 74.
Pls any sugest for: low, mid end high tension. Dw 14 × 6.5 Collector ( Chery/Mahogany) Thnk you wm!
low 84-85 top batter 80 bottom resonant med 87-88 top batter 80-82 bottom resonant high 89-90 top batter 82 bottom resonant
You know…I’ve always known you should tune opposing lugs (star pattern was how I learned), but never knew why. Thanks for this!
Any advice for a tama pancake kit? 18"x4" Bass Drum (Evans G2 coated on the side of the player and kit head at the back) 10"x3.5" Tom (remo emperor coated) 13"x3.5" Floor Tom (remo emperor coated) 12"x4" Snare Drum (Evans G2 coated and kit head at the bottom)
18 bass 74 kick batter 74 front resonant 10 76 top batter 76 bottom resonant 13 75 top batter 75 bottom resonant snare 88 top batter 82 bottom resonant
@@DrumDial thank you. Appreciate your feedback. I used the drum dial for the first time today and it worked great.
B Lower Pitched Reso.. Thank for the lesson..