Snare Muffling & Tips to Play Quietly WITHOUT RUINING the Groove!

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[@Fisherdrumming]

I am tracking 11 songs on a project that calls for light, mellow grooves and percussion elements right now so this seemed like a good time to make a lesson on this subject! Adapting our instrument and technique to what the music needs is key! Sometimes this will also come up when playing a small room, playing for church, playing with strings and pianos, unplugged rehearsals, etc. It’s always good to be prepared with these tools!

[@Jas-ux8br]

Great tips thanks Eric, I use the dampening rings on my kit, actually did it by mistake one day whilst changing heads. Sat an old head on my floor tom, hit it and loved it😁 Thanks mate keep up the great work👍

[@larryherbert252]

Good infromation

[@tommyp7547]

Good one!

[@Musikos]

I am using adoro silent sticks when i have to be silent, for instance during rehearsal with a band in a small room

[@dongconrad]

This is what I do on my kit.. the only problem is I cannot find a same solution for my 22-inch bass drum.. hahaha! Thanks for this bro

[@Fisherdrumming]

Lol, you can even make that work! 👉🏼Heel down, jazz style foot technique with a Medium Fleece Oval Head beater! Thanks man! Love the 22” bass drums 🙏🏼👍🏼

[@dongconrad]

@@Fisherdrumming Oh nice, I'll try that too.. I actually placed a sock on the beater but it's still loud. haha

[@Womble1252]

​@@dongconradI use a microphone foam sock, perfect fit 😊