Hi everyone,
I have a kind of a dumb question for you, but as teachers always say "There aren't dumb, only dumb people who don't ask questions".
I tune my drums with my ear at the moment. Let's say I found an area where they sound like I want to and I want to document at which note each drumhead is at so that I can quickly reproduce the same sound on the future if I am retuning or changing heads.
How can I know the note of each head?
Is there a kind of tuner/ device which can tell me at which note the head is at?
I know there are tuners out there that produce specific notes, but I am not sure I will understand if the note that the tuner produces is the same note of the head.(maybe with some practise I'll get it..??)
I don't play any melodic instrument so I am having some trouble hearing pitch differences, although I noticed with some practise time on tuning I am getting better at it.
I have a kind of a dumb question for you, but as teachers always say "There aren't dumb, only dumb people who don't ask questions".
I tune my drums with my ear at the moment. Let's say I found an area where they sound like I want to and I want to document at which note each drumhead is at so that I can quickly reproduce the same sound on the future if I am retuning or changing heads.
How can I know the note of each head?
Is there a kind of tuner/ device which can tell me at which note the head is at?
I know there are tuners out there that produce specific notes, but I am not sure I will understand if the note that the tuner produces is the same note of the head.(maybe with some practise I'll get it..??)
I don't play any melodic instrument so I am having some trouble hearing pitch differences, although I noticed with some practise time on tuning I am getting better at it.