How To Tune Your Drums (Jared Falk)

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2:00 - How To Tune Your Toms
11:42 - How To Tune Your Snare
14:20 - Drum Head Choice
15:14 - How To Tune Your Bassdrum
Learning to tune drums is like learning to ride a bicycle: even if you have someone showing you how to do it, you’ll need to practice over and over until the balance is just right. It’s all about trial and error.
Tuning drums really is about personal preference. It can take some time to find the heads, tension, and pitch that you like the most. It’s not rocket science; you just have to put in the work. Once you have a method and sound that works for you, eventually you won’t even have to think about it.
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[@vermillion2023]

Just tried tuning my drums. They sound 10x worse than before

[@troyleekimble7557]

That's real good. Now you can play in a worse band. Band called 10x Worse. Sounds good

[@Dubzero946]

😂😂😂☠️☠️☠️ story of my life

[@xAfroMetalHead1990x]

If you’re a beginner at tuning I recommend getting an Evans torque key. It’s got a little mechanism on it that you can dial in and when you torque the tension rods it clicks when you’ve gotten them to the desired tension so you can get them all in the same ball park and fine tune from there. It helps me out tremendously

[@rjberry9291]

I tuned my high Tom it now sounds like a marching drum

[@mycosys]

Like he says at the video - now do it again 20+ more times til it sounds good. Its an art, the first part of learning it is sucking at it.

[@ramonatrippel6348]

Jared, I am a 64 year old woman (not at heart!) learning the drums FINALLY. I have to say you are a wonderful teacher! You explain everything so anyone could understand it. I have wanted to play since I was 7 years old, and for many reasons it did not work out. I want to learn enough so I can play in my worship band at church. THANK YOU so much for helping me live out my dream! God bless you!

[@drummingdog5706]

Thats very cool! Drums are not only fun, they are therapeutic emotionally, physiologically, and physically. Keep on drumming!

[@777greatman]

I am 62 yo and have just started too! A dream from childhood Well done for starting and a great motivation I also am a church goer but want to do it for myself Thank you Jared for explaining the foundations so easily for us beginners to have confidence.

[@sandeshuttampatil2703]

And here I thought I got late to learn and start drumming....i am 28😅

[@cococorino5767]

Hello! I’m curious as to how your drumming has progressed over the past year, have you kept at it?

[@ruthgibbins510]

Hey! And me! I’m 67 and have ALWAYS been transfixed by the drums in every band I’ve ever listened to. Two months ago I was gifted a ‘glittery red’ drum set-it’s a bit ropey and distressed but I’ve got it set up above our garage far away from anyone else and I’m spending about an hour a day just going through you tube videos for beginners and learning. My aim is to play in our worship band in September. This I really need! I’m going to try to tune them up now. I love playing! Why did I wait so long?

[@MeezyPeezy]

“Little bit flat right?” No, I have no idea that’s why I’m here 😂

[@MrAnyVideo]

For real

[@Sojourner-ql6du]

ANY musician has to develop critical listening skills and apply them when tuning and performing...that should be a given. This video isn't about developing critical listening skills and it would be many hours long if it was. You need to go do ear training instead of wrongly assuming a 19 minute tuning video will grant you perfect pitch.

[@SEJay-gj2cv]

Jared has taught me more about drumming in a few months watching these drumeo videos than I did in over a decade playing! Made me such a better drummer, very grateful for these! Many thanks guys and please keep it up :)

[@brunosarramide572]

Even the detensioned drums sound better than my drums now

[@Akshat___m]

Same!

[@localoca5975]

Same

[@thepriest2503]

Same

[@Mike_HuntizWet]

For realz

[@righteous_lute6194]

Sadly this is the case for me aswell hi Tom and mid Tom sound like garbage

[@theego2897]

Drums are a musical instrument. It's strange how so many drummers pay tuning little attention.

[@nicholasteo2952]

Hi there, may I know what is the purpose of stretching new drum heads?

[@kristopherconstante7344]

Nicholas Teo Jorquan like stretching new strings, fresh anything tends to try to go back to its original form (out of tune) so your stretching it to set on the bearing edge of the drum

[@nicholasteo2952]

@@kristopherconstante7344 Appreciate it!

[@yoda5436]

I mentioned to one of my friends that I was tuning my snare head and they responded “you have to tune drums?”

[@jamesdevine02]

Musical instruments don't always require tuning.

[@aerithburirit2872]

After all this years of playing. That "Du Du Du" is all I need to learn to tune this kit. Thanks man

[@ashihtaka]

8:30

[@arranod]

Thank for this, my son got into drumming this year and we got him a used set for his 12th birthday. I know nothing about drums so this video helped a lot and now I can help him tune his set!

[@WW-wf8tu]

I consider myself a novice. A beginner even. (after years of "playing") And while I have done all of what you and other pro's do, it never ceases to amaze me how good it makes me feel to know I am NOT doing it wrong. lol. I set my 1st kit up based off of how I thought it should be. I started my stick work on how I thought it should be.(grip, style) Then after some time(unknown months) I looked up whether what I was doing was wrong or bad. Come to find out, there is NO WRONG to it. It is always about personal comfort and preferences. Pro's will admit after 20+ years they are still reconfiguring their kits. Still adjusting things. Tinkering. And having epiphanies decades later. I should have done this years ago! lol. My 1st major epiphany had to do with the angle my toms were at. After months of an extreme angle, (because I seen someones kit that way)I adjusted the pieces to a flatter position and wholly @#$%! I should have done that months ago! lol I don't know that I will ever feel like I am past a beginner, but I know that no matter how bad I play, I am in good company when it comes to set ups and the mechanics of all this.

[@patrickrovira7213]

Jared, I'm 58 starting over playong drums relearning almost everything. Anyway. I use the same method tuning my drums as you. I learned as a kid from my best friends brother who is one of the best southpaw drummers I've ever seen. The only difference is the muffling technique for the bass drum. A felt gauze strip is laid across the inside of the resonance head then tuned. Many disagree because the beveled edge of the drum may be affected. Then to get a deeper sound a felt pad is placed on the batter head where the beater meets the head. In my l opinion it has a good deep sound without using blankets or towels as mufflers. Thanks to Drumeo it's helps relearning technique while educating me on the changes/upgeades on the hardware.

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Hey glad to hear you are jumping back on the kit! 🙂 Felt strips also work great. There are no rules against that if you like the sound it creates.

[@damohsyoutube]

It didn't work on my Remo Silentstroke. 😂

[@DrumeoOfficial]

😂 Nice one!

[@jmfs3497]

Haha! I love those... it's like drumming on a little, tiny trampoline. lol.

[@yohumomms]

Just put on clear silicone dampers lol worked for me

[@nicolaenicolas6088]

Thank you, I just acquired a drum set after more than 35 years of pause, be blessed !

[@YourAmigoNiko]

Thank you! Bought a second hand drum set and made it the way I wanted it. Let a friend borrow it, got trashed… working on getting it back up to par a few years later. Started out as a guitarist 17 years ago, long way to learn with drums!

[@sergeadimari530]

Thanks for the heads up on tuning. I'm an old school player getting back into drumming and am loving all your stuff. All the little thing l've struggled with when l was younger are getting fixed with your help. So thanks and keep being your best. Serge

[@kensantapaga2199]

Jared, I've been watching your videos for a really long time dude. Just wanna say thank you for sticking to your role as teacher when I failed to stay a student - "Let me play that for you now."

[@gordierolletti4349]

Right or wrong, I loosen the lugs then with the key I bring it in to where it just starts to grab. I'll go twice around then I start putting tension. I love my tom skins quite loose, my floor tom is like you said Benny Greb does. More like a kick drum, a real whack or crack sound. Thank you Jared for your free videos. Gotta love 'em!

[@arthurschwieger82]

Thank you for posting the video. I use the star patter when tightening the heads. I use a stick and my ear at each lug to see if the pitch is about the same all the way around. You showed a trick in another video where you put a stick between the snare and hoop when working on the res head. Love that trick.

[@lukasCR7productions]

Hello 😁 No but serious, great video, i remember your one of the first videos on Drumeo about tuning. That video gives me a lot. A was tuning my drums by putting fist on the center of the head and remowe wrinkles by drum key. But it is not always a great method 😉 but thanks for this new "tutorial", i have been playing drums for 3 years now, so i still learning. Thanks again, great job 😎

[@MrBossman605]

I just purchased my 10 year old grandson a set for Christmas. Just finished putting them together after watching videos on KZbin. Next was watching your video on tuning, very informative, I will need to go back and adjust those screws on the heads, I think I tightened them a little too tight! Thanks for the video !

[@joeluisjrramirez5970]

Just got my it it's been awhile but the way you tune yours is how I started many years ago! Hopefully I don't anoy anyone! Thanks

[@SixStringJoy]

Finally a video that actually talks about how to actually tune the thing not just switch out heads! Thanks!

[@jmfs3497]

I use no resos except for snare. Randomly picked up this habit after two tours in a seventh generation Toyota Corolla with a four-piece Americana band... drums, bass, two guitars. Amps and even a small P.A. Drums had to stack inside each other inside a cartop carrier. I now love the sustain and control of using a single head. I feel like I can get a lot of different sounds out of each drum. Side note: We broke the key to the cartop carrier at one point, and I had to have my arm out the window holding it shut for six hours a day for three days. HAHAHA. I wouldn't trade it for the world.

[@mynumberones]

really appreciate your simplicity thanks I'm a real beginner I found your video and saw how easy it would be to get the set up and running I dont intend on playing concert but want to use it as a therapy I'll follow this steps and see what I come up with! thanks

[@tigcamp]

I loved your videos and explanations! They are so natural, no technical stuff or such. All prompts to you Jared!!! Thank you for making me feel that playing drums can be about having fun and not being frustrated about perfection in notes and tones. Thank you!

[@winschmitt4919]

I used Evans on the BD batter forever, recently tried a new Aquarian head; 🙌🙌🙌😱. I was blown away how good it sounded. My first rehearsal all my band mates noticed it right away. I too am a fan of the Evans dry snare head with the tiny vent holes. Great attack with very little ring.

[@williamantonio6628]

Actually I do the same way of tuning because of you Sir Jared Falk, when I watched the video about how to tune your drums here in Drumeo and that’s actually you who is teaching. And it turns out great and I prefer tuning your drums by ears, I mean it is great tubing your drum with those dials but what if you don’t have one or can’t afford. Just sharing😊😅

[@SKragseth]

Hey my kit sounds great now this is the sound I’ve been looking for. NOT what my drum dial setting recommends lol. I like them low

[@jobelewis6416]

Good video but... is reverb really important on a tuning video?😅

[@kyroking9934]

Jobe Lewis what’s that? Just started playing the drums so I don’t know the terms yet

[@endymion4078]

@@kyroking9934 it's a special effect added in post production to make the drums sound better

[@_evolj]

Put reverb on a shitty drummer and a poorly tuned kit and you just get a shitty drummer and a poorly tuned kit in a bigger room. Reverb isn’t magic.

[@layz_gaming_4275]

@Endymion It's not used for "quality" it's used for emotion and feel ya know.

[@harenzpiape9618]

@@endymion4078 reverb can make a sound worse or better, reverb won't make a shitty sound sound better

[@sou_desu8587]

Can I just have someone to tune these?? Damn the stress

[@kristopherconstante7344]

It’s really not the hard man. Just listen and take a break if you get frustrated

[@sou_desu8587]

@@kristopherconstante7344 my "perfect pitch" for percussions is still not that good. Im more in instruments with actual notes and not beats

[@njbrin347]

Man I agree it's so stressful......

[@v0idedsect0r37]

This had great insight! I'm a new drummer (just got my set today!) And i love the way it sounds now! Thank you!!!

[@russking7671]

Now That is the most helpful tip I’ve ever had for drums. Thanks Jared

[@Barbarare1]

I just bought a brand new drumset for my 5 year old nephew for his Christmas gift!! Soooo we're still learning!!

[@Jas-ux8br]

Great tutorial mate, I've tried many different ways and this I find is the most consistent..thanks for the helpful hints 👍

[@shieldoffaith2335]

Thanks for this video of yours sir, i learned a lot about it.. .....Mindanao, Philippines Here....

[@douglastopolski124]

A tuning question: I have a Yamaha Recording Custom set with 8x10, 9x13 and 16x16 toms. The 10" is a TT910RA model, the 13" is a TT913RC model and the 16" floor tom is a TT916RF (power size) model. I had the 10 and 13" mounted on the bass drum with a Yamaha tri-mount with a small splash cymbal on a small boom stand in the third spot on the tri mount. Heads are Remo black suede. I have the rack toms tuned in a way that I like. I have them probably 3/4 of the way out on the Yamaha hex rod (they're "pre YESS" mounts). They sing nicely. Here's the problem. When I have the cymbal stand mounted in that third spot on the tri mount, the 10" tom totally chokes! Doesn't matter if there's a cymbal on the cymbal arm in the tri mount or not. Just the weight of that arm in the tri mount chokes the 10" tom right out. So I figured I would mount my rack toms OFF of the kick drum on a heavy cymbal stand to see if that would open the 10" up. NOPE! Even with NO cymbal on the stand and the drum mounted by itself on the Yamaha hex rod coming out of the ball and socket mount, it chokes. Doesn't matter where on the hex arm I have the drum or how tight the attachment bolt/nut is. I can hold the drum by the rim and it sounds great or I can mount it on top of the kick drum and it sounds great, as long as I don't put anything else in that third tri-mount spot. My next step is to either just forego putting anything in that third tri-mount spot OR....get a suspension mounting system like Pearl Optimounts. But WHY would this 10" tom not sing when mounted all by itself on a stand?

[@grantkoch270]

How often would you recommend to tune your drums (detension and bring back up) and how often would you recommend to replace your drum heads?

[@plns_24]

Now I know how important it is to tune drums. Thank you Jared!

[@cbaum64]

I think a really big thing to consider here is that many people think that tuning alone is going to get them a really focused and rich tone because of what they see and hear on the internet. Drums will NEVER sound processed, compressed, and EQ’d just from tuning techniques, so knowing, accepting, and working with that fact is essential when starting out.

[@GabrielXDrums]

That’s something that I didn’t understand at first, most still don’t, it’s always going to sound RAW AND LOUD. How they should.

[@mycosys]

But equally, a good mix starts with a good recording

[@scottcory1200]

Great video! I find it really does help to sing the notes you want (as you demonstrate) and then tune the drums to match.

[@willbryant2390]

Missed the drummer photo at NAMM this year. Hope you guys come back next year.

[@starexplorers1202]

Thanks for making this video. I used it on my Apollo Drum kit. Hey, we all start somewhere. :)

[@TonyHolleran]

Thanks Jarad, tuning my kit now, many thanks, Tony UK

[@charliewaffle4928]

Watching KZbin on my TV with my friends:"pff I've been a drummer for 7 years I don't need that" - low key puts in In watch it later **

[@kjthekunoichi]

Yup a video you didnt know you need😌😌

[@juanemmanuelsalinas2001]

I don't need to. but it nice to watch techine

[@dsnaveen6126]

Bro,I literally did the same thing

[@willi6880]

You walk by your friends house and faintly hear: DO Do Do

[@luvomdleleni84]

Came here for that RC kit! Great tuning tips! 👌🏾

[@benfaulkenberry3517]

Beginner drummer here and I just wanted to say your videos are awesome. I spent most of 2018/2019 having fun and getting acquainted with my kit. In the last 3 months, I have been watching KZbin videos to develop technique and to really learn how to play. Your videos have improved my abilities faster than I ever would have imagined. I've been practicing heel-toe for about 6 weeks, and it is now making its way into my playing in a natural way. Thanks for making drumming seem like something anyone can do. I've played stringed instruments since I was 11(36 now), and drumming for 2 years has even improved those skills. (Ex. Coming back around to the 1 in free form jamming seems more natural and relaxed, so much less anxiety about where to go and how to get back to the groove).

[@davidfisher9526]

Hey Jared, thanks for the video, I’m just setting up my first acoustic set and your comments about “finding what works for me” really made sense. The vid gives me more confidence to keep trying different things and get to know how it works, so thanks!

[@jimbermingham1977]

Thx. The kit’s sounding much better.

[@SoloEazy-d7h]

Hi. I guess am to watch this video. But I got myself a crappy drum set and am try to learn to play. I didn't realize how bad they sounded until I watched ur video. Thanks a lot. And I will invite you to my country when I get better so we share a few beats. Peace. Am EAZY

[@trevormaris9847]

Thanks jared....you did explain much n will do all that technics....

[@leviwallin8621]

Very beginner drummer here and I appreciate the great tips!

[@lirichemssangtam4724]

Bro u taught me a pretty good lesson...tq God......bro may r living God bless you......

[@DustinSilva]

Been watching Jared play drums for nearly twenty years...Too bad I haven't been practicing that whole time!!

[@MZU-P]

Hi Jared Thank you so much for the drum tips, I am not a drummer I mplay guitar but you made playing drums so easy for me. Thank you so much once again

[@MeshemSchoolOfDrums]

So helpful Jared! I always use the Phil Collins fill to tune my toms LOL Seriously one of the most challenging aspects of learning this instrument and teaching my students is how to tune drums. Nice work as always sir.

[@dr.doolittle5617]

Me too.

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Hey, thanks for stopping by. 🙂

[@MeshemSchoolOfDrums]

@@dr.doolittle5617 Love your name LMAO

[@AshleyRidgePercussion]

me too😂

[@Sebastian-pt5qx]

Jared left me encouraged to tune my drums all over again. Thank you!

[@BryonLetterman]

Same. Tuning mine has always kind of intimidated me because I want them to sound as good as bands that I love listening to, but he made his sound amazing in just minutes

[@steveminer3972]

Tuned my family’s drums in France. It turned out pretty good😳

[@sethjohnson6539]

The last time I tuned a kit I used the technique I learned from you. Which I like but as a relative tuning ( I think your a great drummer and teacher btw) if I had my way though I would combine it with the tune bot and whatever I needed to get the perfect pitch.along with everything I could possibly glean from Bonham's techs and such ( but that's just shooting the breeze .)

[@davidzimmerman2436]

Hello there. I bought a drum set and I love it.

[@Chiroman527]

Jared, I suscribed to Drumeo . I'm being lazy and not practicing the basics and the rudiments. Going to change that now. I notice in this vid and many others , that most folks use coated Evans batter heads and clear reso heads, presuming to be Evans as well. I have a cheap kit, Grammon, as a xmas gift to get back into drumming after a 50 year layoff. A xmas gift from my wife. What heads do you prefer? I replaced the my stock cheap heads with Remo Ambassadors on the Toms and a Remo Emporor onthe snare - hate the snare drum , but thats another topic- replaced the batter head on the kick drum with a clear Aquarion. Thst works well. Your advice is much appreciated. Happy Drumming everybody . Love tge Woodstock era music, my music.

[@joes0406]

I started playing drums before KZbin so wasn’t taught everything on tuning,But I picked up a few things here.

[@DavM310]

Why am I watching this I've been tuning drums for years

[@nalensnocturnals8963]

The same reason you're commenting

[@tylerberry8258]

14 inch snare 12 and 16 inch toms 22 inch bass. Bass batter E natural res E flat. High tom G sharp both heads. Floor D flat both heads. Snare batter b flat, reso b natural. I use a marimba mallet to hear the fundamental note. I always tighten by 90 degree turns even smaller when fine tuning. I like tuning to exact notes so that i can depend on my drums sounding the same everytime I play. Also it allows me to only tighten when they go out of tune which is not very often. But I play in a way that doesn't dent heads or break sticks so i can't speak for everyone

[@grzmot.3853]

thanks for the tips jared, getting my acoustic kit sometime next week. moving up from electric.

[@WhereThereDude]

welcome to the real world !

[@grzmot.3853]

thanks WhereThereDude!

[@WhereThereDude]

@@grzmot.3853 no problem ! my first drums were an electric kit also. nothing bad about it to learn the basics, but dynamics are really hard in electronic drums (maybe because my electronic set wasn't high quality ) besides they tend to sound "too good to be true" The only thing i miss are those crazy distorted samples

[@DrumeoOfficial]

Congrats! That's exciting!

[@grzmot.3853]

WhereThereDude, i actually have the TD-1K at the moment and i’ve reached a point in which i feel i just cant progress as much as i would on an acoustic kit ( some features were not implemented such as a rim shot etc), so i’m selling the electric and buying a mapex for around £500, very excited!

[@jq6892]

Massive help! Cheers Jared!! Keen to learn more tuning wise! 🤘

[@jakeseitz]

0:55 Phil Collins has entered the chat

[@TrevorNortondrummer]

Excellent Jared. I use the exact same method.

[@wuhansrule]

Jared I have come to the conclusion the Drummers have to most customization to their instrument. With that said the #1 Rule to Drums is you setup to what you like for your own sound! Weather it be you Cymbals, Drums (as in Brand of Shells), Drum Heads and setup / tuning.

[@joshvazquez9305]

Thanks Jared that helped me a lot

[@aivarasburn]

Not as complex as I thought! Cheers Jared!

[@oliverbarahona4491]

Thank you for this video, going to retune my kit over the weekend 😎

[@thomasorourke210]

I watched this a while back and again today. The floor Tom is usually the challenge. Do you try cotton balls in floor Tom ever?

[@bonsaibobby1]

**ARRGHH** ...I generally spend about 4 months tuning top/bottom heads and then equal intervals between toms.. I think the key to tuning toms accurately, is to hire someone else to do it.. Jared is an awesome guy...Humble,talented and knowledgeable.

[@MultiCougar66]

Such a helpful video. Thank you

[@LextechLighting]

“I’ve never broken anything tuning my drums” Nouveau Lugs enters the chat.

[@ev-ezaye3580]

Lol

[@unikeu4395]

2:47 ohh the sounds makes me satisfied ❤️

[@michaelkucera7387]

Nice! love it . still learning gonna go to your damper mode- thank you so much

[@garykcarpenter]

Great video Jared

[@JoeNocella]

I like Evans UV1 & Remo Clear Emperor heads. For the snare, I'll quickly throw on the studio Moby Dick solo at the part where the snares are off and you can really hear the G# note on the snare. I like the Bonham pitched snare or a brighter, tighter Stewart Copeland sound. Toms are tuned by ear. Similar to your method - just tune until you hear what you want to hear.

[@jjj_drumz]

Good stuff Jared!

[@philipramsey5577]

Rob Brown has a really good drumming series

[@11037_kuwata]

his strategy is much less complicated especially for beginner drummers like me he has basically the same result but he doesn't have really expensive drums in his videos that already sound great.

[@Kate-kc6ib]

Best drum tuningl ever!! 💙💙 Thank you so much

[@juancura8937]

Great tuning pattern awesome drums

[@yannickbergevoet]

Nice greets from the Netherlands!🙂

[@maribelolguin4454]

I love it! Will be trying with my drums at church! I've been playing for a few years but I've never learned to tune them! So wish me luck 😁

[@djd_yigit6525]

thanks for this beautiful video !!?!?!?

[@fernandovalladares5828]

have to say, I am trying the tips on this video. Hope it works

[@meshakdkhar3582]

Good teaching bro I love it I want more for you to teach me tune the drum

[@duobello229]

Thanks good explanation and I will definitely follow your advice!

[@bruceenglund1376]

Thanks, Jared--good video! I'm a 65 year-old disabled Veteran (spinal trauma and TBI) who tired of weekly physical and occupational therapy appointments. Decided to re-teach myself on how to play the drums to establish coordination and brain processing. Bought a Ludwig 7-piece kit with the intention to learn how to tune myself with 'later on' help from you! When installing the heads, I some how knew to finger tighten and eventually tension batter and resonance head two turns each. Amazing results--watched your video and you provided me with the advanced skills--especially with the snare drum AND, the importance to tune to 'what sounds good in my head'. Recently bought some 'Mutt Muffs' (canine hearing protection) for my service dog Layla (named after my favorite Clapton song) for wear during my incessant pounding on the kit! Well on to your next video (kit set-up) 'Rudiments On', Jared--Bruce sends.

[@Dessert_Fam_1025]

Howzit. Thanks for the tutorial. Helped a lot.

[@itscork]

I don’t know what I’m doing.

[@stefanofranceschini345]

Do you think possible to do a complete tutorial(batter end resonant head) with the tunebot for who, like me, find difficult to tune only by hear? Hope you understand....

[@EyanDeyv]

He just said 8 years ago on his video on how to tune drums that Jared dont recommend pushing down drum head hahaha

[@69CamaroSS]

......he also didn’t use a criss-cross pattern 🤔🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️🤷‍♂️

[@mikepurkiss2040]

That was 8 years ago mate people change their minds 😂

[@Oneesio]

Does finger tightening mean that you tighten it as much as you possibly can?

[@steveafanador6441]

Exactly what I was looking for 👍👍

[@thebodybeatdownDiTi]

appreciate the video..new drummer here. I use the word "drummer" with a gain of salt lol..Just got my kit 2 days ago.

[@superdave1964]

The best sound is how YOU like how it sounds! practice practice and more practice

[@falcon52901]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[@VincentLloydM]

If you want a different youtuber who's whole thing on drum tuning is "don't overthink it", is concise and quick on how you do it check out Rob Brown. I watched his video yesterday on this topic and I think mine sound much better. Did all my drums much quicker than I expected. I'm not saying don't watch this one, you might learn something from it, but if you want a quick way to just literally tune up your Toms (he has a separate one on the snare since it's done a bit differently) then you might wanna watch his video.

[@larrytate1657]

Yeah his toms don’t sound the best

[@melbabibb8075]

Just learning got my grandson electric drums but I want this style.