MrHenryLucan
Junior Member
Hi everyone,
I'm new to this site, as of today, so not completely sure if this is the right area for the post.... whatever.
So, no doubt most people here have listened to 'Wish You Were Here' by Pink Floyd. When 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' breaks in with the main part of the song, the drums sound so phenomenal! Particularly the snare drum. From my knowledge (which isn't much, but it's pretty good for someone who's been playing for 2 years)that's the sound of a good old wood snare tuned down pretty low. Now, the thing is, I have a snare that I'm just about to buy heads for. And I want the closest possible replica of that sound that I can get. I have 42 strand snare wires, if that will help at all, and muffling advice would help as well. But the biggest question remains: What heads should I buy!?
Now I know that I'll never reach the exact sound from the record because the people who recorded Pink Floyd in their glory days were the best sound guys on the Continent, but I think I can get pretty close.
If any more experienced people can lend me a hand here in my time of need, any suggestions would be great!
Thanks alot,
Henry
P.S.
If at all possible, I would prefer to use Remo heads, but if not that's ok.
I'm new to this site, as of today, so not completely sure if this is the right area for the post.... whatever.
So, no doubt most people here have listened to 'Wish You Were Here' by Pink Floyd. When 'Shine On You Crazy Diamond' breaks in with the main part of the song, the drums sound so phenomenal! Particularly the snare drum. From my knowledge (which isn't much, but it's pretty good for someone who's been playing for 2 years)that's the sound of a good old wood snare tuned down pretty low. Now, the thing is, I have a snare that I'm just about to buy heads for. And I want the closest possible replica of that sound that I can get. I have 42 strand snare wires, if that will help at all, and muffling advice would help as well. But the biggest question remains: What heads should I buy!?
Now I know that I'll never reach the exact sound from the record because the people who recorded Pink Floyd in their glory days were the best sound guys on the Continent, but I think I can get pretty close.
If any more experienced people can lend me a hand here in my time of need, any suggestions would be great!
Thanks alot,
Henry
P.S.
If at all possible, I would prefer to use Remo heads, but if not that's ok.