My bad, I had it later edited into the post. But yeah, that's exactly the sound I'm going for. You wouldnt happen to have any suggestions or ideas on how to get a sound like this, would you?
BTW, not quite sure if I can aford to replace all drumheads (batter and reso). I think I can only afford the batter sides for the toms and the bass drum. Personaly, I think my reso sides are in "decent" condition compared to my batter sides... but what do I know? I never saw what a worn out reso side head looks like.
Replacing the batter heads should do the trick for now. But if you replace the batter, tune it and the reso head with the drum dial and if it sounds really really weird, you've probably got a dead reso.
The drummer in the video is using a clear Remo Pinstripe on his first rack tom, and it looks and sounds like he is using Emperors on the other two toms. I couldn't decide for sure what he was using on the snare, but my guess would be a clear Emperor or Ambassador.
If I were trying to get that sound, I would use clear Remo Pinstripes on all three toms, and a clear Ambassador on the snare.
As far as Drum Dial settings go, I'd say around 72-75 for all three tom batters. And about 82-85 for the reso's. Note: the reso's are gonna be really tight, but combined with the relatively low tuning of the batter heads, this tuning will give you that low, punchy, short sound you're looking for.
The batter of the snare drum sounds about 90-95, and the reso sounds around 82-85. That's just a guess though. I would also encourage you to replace the reso on your snare, as it will make a big difference in you're snare sound.
The drummer in the video is playing rimshots with the tip of the stick about halfway to the center of the drum, and that's a big part of getting that snare sound. He also is using a metal snare, another huge factor.
I could not really hear the bass drum, so I'm not sure what sound you're looking for there.
I hope this helps you out!!
-Kyle