Drum Tips - Snare Drum Muffling
To make your own easy, and less expensive snare drum muffle rings - like the "Zero Ring" by Noble & Cooley.
1) Cut off the rim of an old snare drum head.
2) Next cut out the center of the old snare head leaving you with a ring about 1/2 inch wide that is nearly the diameter of the snare drum.
Try making a few of various different widths. About ½ inch wide will cut a few over-tones, 1½ -2 inches wide will give a really fat, dead, 70’s sounding snare.
Carry a few with you to make it really easy to dramatically alter your snare drum sound for different songs
1) Cut off the rim of an old snare drum head.
2) Next cut out the center of the old snare head leaving you with a ring about 1/2 inch wide that is nearly the diameter of the snare drum.
Try making a few of various different widths. About ½ inch wide will cut a few over-tones, 1½ -2 inches wide will give a really fat, dead, 70’s sounding snare.
Carry a few with you to make it really easy to dramatically alter your snare drum sound for different songs
3 Comments:
I've used weather-stripping. I line the rim of the had and it works great.
I use small squares made up with masking tape, one in the centre and some others "between" each lug, I put them in the inner side so they don't mess the look nor the sound of brushes. Have a nice and fun drumming!
do u need to use them muffle rings on the snare or any drum