The Synare Drum Top 10 Countdown?

[JoeVermont]

The Synare was capable of many sounds - the most characteristic being the descending boom, well used in disco tunes but also in pretty famous pop and rock tunes. I own a Synare 3 and have pulled it out of mothballs to play various classic rock tunes. The Syndrum was all together a different product but made many of the same sounds. Both essentially vanished after the early 80's. I heard this tune the other day while mowing the lawn. I'm kind of curious which Synare / Syndrum songs come to mind. Feel free to add below....

 

[Bo Eder]

Everybody’s so INTO it in this video. Wow.

 

[JoeVermont]

Well, there's always this unfortunate use of the Synare.....

 

[Braincramp2]

Used my during Loverboy "only the lucky ones" (booom)

 

[Sonar Dave]

I wish I still had mine.

 

[jaymandude]

Was it on Bette Davis Eyes ? Great thread btw.

 

[green glass drum]

Little River Band "Reminising" which is a pretty good tune.
Ain't No Stopping' Us Now: Mcfadden & Whitehead I kind of like that one too.
Anita Ward: "Ring My Bell"
Amii Stewart: "Knock on Wood"
Shalimar: "Second Time Around"
Ya see....I am old and I used to play these songs in clubs. But I was not Syndrum equipped.
I wanted them...but.....it was too much dough for a working Muzoid.

 

[Totigerus]

at 2:46 are those "toms" simmons or something else?
Sorry if this is too off topic 🤗

 

[mikyok]

I've still got one. Someone gave it to me years back not sure if it even works!

It's a really old analogue synth pad. It's round me dads I think

 

[green glass drum]

at 2:46 are those "toms" simmons or something else?
Sorry if this is too off topic 🤗

They be Simmons. Sounds like 80's. Most likely SDS-5.