Hi everyone !
I've read plenty of times that a drum can sound different on different rooms and that you should tune the drum to the room to sound at its best.
I haven't faced that situtation yet, but I'd like to be a little prepared on what to do to make the drums sound better in each room.
My question would be, would that mean that I should just tune the drum a little up or down?
I tune for example both heads at the same note. I would probably have to move both heads up or down slightly? Or could it be that an even tuning couldn't work in a room or something like that?
Also if you could tell me why this phenomenon (drums sounding different at different rooms) exists would be really cool.
I only know for example, that a bass drum may have more low end on a bigger room, because the lower frequencies need more space.
I've read plenty of times that a drum can sound different on different rooms and that you should tune the drum to the room to sound at its best.
I haven't faced that situtation yet, but I'd like to be a little prepared on what to do to make the drums sound better in each room.
My question would be, would that mean that I should just tune the drum a little up or down?
I tune for example both heads at the same note. I would probably have to move both heads up or down slightly? Or could it be that an even tuning couldn't work in a room or something like that?
Also if you could tell me why this phenomenon (drums sounding different at different rooms) exists would be really cool.
I only know for example, that a bass drum may have more low end on a bigger room, because the lower frequencies need more space.