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The snare for audiophiles
When I asked the guys for a reference point on the drum sounds, we listened to Warpaint and Reach For The Sun by The Dangerous Summer. Open, roomy drums, and Warpaint in particular has a beautifully undampened snare sound so I tried my best to do the FNL version of that drum picture.
We shot out all my snares and settled on the Brass Dialtune. My 5” Ludwig Supraphonic was probably a little closer to the reference, but the Dialtune had this beautiful resonance to it. And because the songs are quiet fast, we decided on a slightly higher snare tuning which the 6.5” brass Dialtune holds a little firmer in a rock song.
Bob Cooper
Music Producer / Mixing / Mastering
bobcooperproducer.com
Great recording sound
Made for the studio
In the studio, no snare adapts as quickly as the Dialtune. I was always surprised at how quickly I could replicate any recorded snare sound by listening to the track while tuning the drum and listening back in the other. The proof is in the “Get That Sound” series. It never took me more than 5 minutes to match any snare sound I wanted.
Cole Paramore
Drummer / Educator / Music Producer
Get Your Dialtune Snare
WHY DIALTUNE?
- Spend less time tuning, more time playing
- Tune and change heads without moving microphones
- Snares that easily adapt to any environment
- Pro-sounding snares that work hard
- Backed by our Drummer Advisory Board