does the snare drum have a echo?
1016004
Not that i can tell. It's a bottom head, i like it on the tight side and i put it on my Ludwig coloisum snare. It's maple, 10 1/2" deep with 12 lugs and i use the extra wide snare wires. Not your "standard" snare drum. You can hear and see the drum on this video http://youtu.be/alszMZXWcds
1016005
I have the clear 300 with puresound custom snare wire on bottom and evans st dry on top and i'm using 1 moongel i have it tuned pretty tight for the crack that i like
1016006
Hi, thanks for the question. It really depends on the setting (tune) you want on it... At least on my snare does not tend to have that echo that many do not like. For my part I recommend it. Just try and remember that they come in: Hazy 200, 300 and 500.
1016007
Not that I have noticed. I am using this head on a Pearl brass shell piccolo snare drum so that could be all the difference from what type of snare you are using this head for.
2135662
Yes, I believe so, their smallest Snare Drum Stand. I bought a no-name brand, lightweight Snare Stand and it is perfect.
881383
Yes, Drumdial gives suggested tunings for both the batter and snare heads. They don't cover every possible size, but they give you a place to start. Definitely recommend looking at all of their videos before you start using it.
1476984
Yes, of course. It also depends on the skins. If you have a high quality drum set, the sound will differ. However, the quality of the sound is based solely on the rhythm of the drummer. All the Vic Firth Kit does is muffle sounds.
2122559
It does from what little I know about kids drums. The snare sound a bit off, but maybe tightening them may help.
1228106
Hey John, yes, S2.0 has been a great purchase. It has separate EQs and sends for each drum. I use it with Sonar which has a percussion channel effect that I assign to each drum for the EQ/shaping. The overhead/ambient mixing took time to get used to.
1540163
No. It's a very cheap unit. I wish I got a little higher quality one but it does do the trick for a portable and quiet drum practice but don't expect much
1249000
Yes, but with one catch - If you have the snare and bass drum routed to the same input, you wont be able to hit them at the same time and have them both register. Perhaps if you paired up pads that would be less likely to be hit at the same time... but in my experience, playing drums really doesn't work like that...
1540146
No it doesn't. I did purchase the one they recommended. I was too much of a novice I guess. I really had a difficult time figuring out how to operate it. It has so many settings and I couldn't get the drum beat I wanted out of it.
2257644
Well, yes and no: There is a headphone jack, but drumsticks making contact with the drum pads does make some noise. So the short answer might be "yes, mostly."
2187587
"Snare side" indicates that it is the resonant (bottom) head. It is a lighter material so that it resonates to activate the snare. It is a good idea to upgrade your snare (wires) while you have it apart. A good snare can turn a mediocre snare drum into a million dollar sounding drum.
2187583
"Snare side" indicates that it is the resonant (bottom) head. It is a lighter material so that it resonates to activate the snare.It is a good idea to upgrade your snare (wires) while you have it apart. A good snare can turn a mediocre snare drum into a million dollar sounding drum.
2078100
No. It does not have a bell ring when it completes its rotation. It does click as it is rotating. But no bell.
1368282
No. I usually have it on my snare stand but have played it on my lap or table.
521844
Yes it does , This is not a drum machine mind you, but a full professional band and i made a lot of recordings with this. .. Good luck and enjoy if you purchase this item it's worth every penny. .
1551377
Yes, the echo will give you the same sound effect as reverb. This mixer is great, you won't regret it.
1880553
Not that I know of. The material is cheaper, lighter, you can see the water level in both drums. Nothing comes to mind.