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A ghost from your dreams
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I am a musician and when recording a set of drums, you do some strange things to get the sound you want. Even in live situations strange things are done at times.Quasimodem said:Hereabouts, they're known as Clamato Teabags.
One publication on recording drums states the below...
Tuning the snare (drum) is very important in getting the right sound. If you encounter undesirable ringing of the snare, try a small piece of gaffer's tape. You can also try taping a small piece of feminine napkin to the outer edge of the top head to eliminate over ring.
My question now is...
What if it spontaneously combusts as MathGirl has stated? Not only would it disturb the recording, it wouldn't make the drummer very happy. It would damage his snare, not to mention his crotch being in close proximity. The proper position for the drummer is to sit and straddle the drum set...the snare closest to his open crotch area. I was not aware of just how dangerous this can be. Ouch!