ADAM Audio | How To Tune Drums (For Beginners) | ADAM Audio @ADAMAudioBerlin | Uploaded February 2020 | Updated October 2024, 15 minutes ago.
How To Tune Drums for Beginners ✅
National Product Specialist & engineer, Alex Spencer walks through his process of tuning drums in a studio setting. Getting the right tone and tune out of your drums is crucial when it comes to the recording process.
There are many different approaches to drum tuning, but we want to give an overview of how we do it here at ADAM Audio USA.
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ADAM Audio was founded in March 1999 in Berlin. Since then the company has been developing, manufacturing and distributing loudspeakers in the field of Professional Audio.
The development of the X-ART (eXtended Accelerating Ribbon Technology) tweeter based on the 1960’s invention of the Air Motion Transformer by Oskar Heil was largely responsible for the company’s founding. Producing sound not with a piston-like diaphragm as is done in most of the loudspeakers that are on the market, but using a pleated diaphragm that is capable of moving the air 4 times faster than the folds themselves are moving was the appealing idea behind it all. The achieved results were intriguing and gave ample reason for moving forward.
How To Tune Drums for Beginners ✅
National Product Specialist & engineer, Alex Spencer walks through his process of tuning drums in a studio setting. Getting the right tone and tune out of your drums is crucial when it comes to the recording process.
There are many different approaches to drum tuning, but we want to give an overview of how we do it here at ADAM Audio USA.
Follow ADAM Audio @adam_audio
ADAM Audio was founded in March 1999 in Berlin. Since then the company has been developing, manufacturing and distributing loudspeakers in the field of Professional Audio.
The development of the X-ART (eXtended Accelerating Ribbon Technology) tweeter based on the 1960’s invention of the Air Motion Transformer by Oskar Heil was largely responsible for the company’s founding. Producing sound not with a piston-like diaphragm as is done in most of the loudspeakers that are on the market, but using a pleated diaphragm that is capable of moving the air 4 times faster than the folds themselves are moving was the appealing idea behind it all. The achieved results were intriguing and gave ample reason for moving forward.
