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  • Snare sound!

    Just got my TD8KV on Tuesday. Man, this thing is cool. The only things I don't like about it so far is:

    - The toms sounds too electronic for me and I get the 'machine-gun' effect on them all the time. Any settings to fix this?

    - The EQ is weak.

    - The snare sounds are limited. I would like better sounding snares.

    Now, my question: How can I get a nice studio snare sound. Like for example, Staind, Creed. Even if I don't listen to these bands, I love their drum sounds. Is there any presets that somebody can suggest?

    Thanks,
    Kornalius.

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      to make the snare sound more like cred or staind your gonna wanna add some serious compression. Try lowering threshold to like -40 and setting the ratio 10:1 and bring up the volume on the snare. this should give it a tight cracking pop sound.

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      -Drumlogic, V-session, Visulite/roland cymbals, (2)Mackie srm-450's, bbe 482 sonic maximizer,
      -Drumlogic, V-session, Visulite/roland cymbals, (2)Mackie srm-450's, bbe 482 sonic maximizer,

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        Setting the ration 10:1? Where is that on the TD8? I don't remember seeing this.

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          ooops sorry, I dont have a td-8 I have aatd-10. I just assumed the td8 has an onboard compressor similar to the td-10. Whatever it has, try adding some serious compression to your snare. this should help you try to match the snare sounds you hear on those rock/metal cd's.
          -Drumlogic, V-session, Visulite/roland cymbals, (2)Mackie srm-450's, bbe 482 sonic maximizer,

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          • #6
            Originally posted by kornalius:
            Even if I don't listen to these bands, I love their drum sounds.
            ????????????????
            What the.....???
            How do you NOT listen to a band and still like their drum sounds????
            That's like saying 'I've never held a drum stick but I sure like the way they feel!!'

            (Just hasseling dude, I know what you were trying to say)

            As far as trying to get a good snare sound? My advice is to use an acoustic snare!!
            Steve

            'I only ever quote myself - except when I quote someone else' - me

            , plenty of , and , , triggered acoustics, , and a plethora of PA blah blah freakin blah...I mean does anyone care about the specifics of pedals, speakers, processors, hardware or anything that I'm using?? :confused: Hmmm, maybe this is an appropriate place to mention that I tried out a new cymbal stand the other day...

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