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I wonder what the "fuck you" was about at the Gorge.
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Dave A. always had a fairly highly tuned snare drum, so since he's the drummer on the album, it wouldn't surprise me if its a snare drum with the snares disengaged as previously mentioned. Another thing I've seen, but doubt its the case here, is for drummers to pitch shift tuned drums up or down specific intervals to achieve different effects.
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Just wondering how to get them high pitched sounds. Trying to programme them in but I can't find a suitable sound for it
I always assumed it was either a Timbale or a Snare drum with the snares switched off.
I'm sure that's in there somewhere, but there are also lower tones which are toms I think.
Ah sorry, Yeah - I (again) assumed you know the main parts were tom based - I thought the question was about the "other" higher pitched drums. There's also quite a few overdubs on it too, but the main drum pattern is Toms/Snare (with Snares "off") and Timbale (probably as a Side Snare/Set up to the left of the Hi Hats).
Just wondering how to get them high pitched sounds. Trying to programme them in but I can't find a suitable sound for it
I always assumed it was either a Timbale or a Snare drum with the snares switched off.
I'm sure that's in there somewhere, but there are also lower tones which are toms I think.
Ah sorry, Yeah - I (again) assumed you know the main parts were tom based - I thought the question was about the "other" higher pitched drums. There's also quite a few overdubs on it too, but the main drum pattern is Toms/Snare (with Snares "off") and Timbale (probably as a Side Snare/Set up to the left of the Hi Hats).
A piccolo snare is another possibility; it might just be me, but it doesn't sound resonant enough to be a timbale. Or does it? And it's tenuous, but I just can't see Dave A. playing a timbale. Maybe we'll probably never know...
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Harmless wrote:
Deadlogic wrote:
Harmless wrote:
Deadlogic wrote:
Hallucination wrote:
Just wondering how to get them high pitched sounds. Trying to programme them in but I can't find a suitable sound for it
I always assumed it was either a Timbale or a Snare drum with the snares switched off.
I'm sure that's in there somewhere, but there are also lower tones which are toms I think.
Ah sorry, Yeah - I (again) assumed you know the main parts were tom based - I thought the question was about the "other" higher pitched drums. There's also quite a few overdubs on it too, but the main drum pattern is Toms/Snare (with Snares "off") and Timbale (probably as a Side Snare/Set up to the left of the Hi Hats).
A piccolo snare is another possibility; it might just be me, but it doesn't sound resonant enough to be a timbale. Or does it? And it's tenuous, but I just can't see Dave A. playing a timbale. Maybe we'll probably never know...
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rickson wrote:
Harmless wrote:
Deadlogic wrote:
Harmless wrote:
Deadlogic wrote:
Hallucination wrote:
Just wondering how to get them high pitched sounds. Trying to programme them in but I can't find a suitable sound for it
I always assumed it was either a Timbale or a Snare drum with the snares switched off.
I'm sure that's in there somewhere, but there are also lower tones which are toms I think.
Ah sorry, Yeah - I (again) assumed you know the main parts were tom based - I thought the question was about the "other" higher pitched drums. There's also quite a few overdubs on it too, but the main drum pattern is Toms/Snare (with Snares "off") and Timbale (probably as a Side Snare/Set up to the left of the Hi Hats).
A piccolo snare is another possibility; it might just be me, but it doesn't sound resonant enough to be a timbale. Or does it? And it's tenuous, but I just can't see Dave A. playing a timbale. Maybe we'll probably never know...
Just wondering how to get them high pitched sounds. Trying to programme them in but I can't find a suitable sound for it
I always assumed it was either a Timbale or a Snare drum with the snares switched off.
I'm sure that's in there somewhere, but there are also lower tones which are toms I think.
Ah sorry, Yeah - I (again) assumed you know the main parts were tom based - I thought the question was about the "other" higher pitched drums. There's also quite a few overdubs on it too, but the main drum pattern is Toms/Snare (with Snares "off") and Timbale (probably as a Side Snare/Set up to the left of the Hi Hats).
A piccolo snare is another possibility; it might just be me, but it doesn't sound resonant enough to be a timbale. Or does it? And it's tenuous, but I just can't see Dave A. playing a timbale. Maybe we'll probably never know...
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rickson wrote:
Harmless wrote:
Deadlogic wrote:
Harmless wrote:
Deadlogic wrote:
Hallucination wrote:
Just wondering how to get them high pitched sounds. Trying to programme them in but I can't find a suitable sound for it
I always assumed it was either a Timbale or a Snare drum with the snares switched off.
I'm sure that's in there somewhere, but there are also lower tones which are toms I think.
Ah sorry, Yeah - I (again) assumed you know the main parts were tom based - I thought the question was about the "other" higher pitched drums. There's also quite a few overdubs on it too, but the main drum pattern is Toms/Snare (with Snares "off") and Timbale (probably as a Side Snare/Set up to the left of the Hi Hats).
A piccolo snare is another possibility; it might just be me, but it doesn't sound resonant enough to be a timbale. Or does it? And it's tenuous, but I just can't see Dave A. playing a timbale. Maybe we'll probably never know...
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