how to set up a pot-bellied deep small (also from the array) "in the Niger"
how to set up a pot-bellied deep small (also from the array) "in the Niger"
alex_marchenko
Experienced gentlemen, tell me how to set up a big-bellied deep small (also from an array) "in Nigerian"? the ratio of the tension of the plastics, well, so that the snare is sandy to the maximum, without crunching. Thank you)
insider
September 25, 2016 AT 1:19 pm
An excellent characteristic of the sound " in Niger "))
Coleman, for example, has heavyweight at the top and he builds quite high, and Rogers II has ST Dry. Both of them, however, have a very Nigger sound) Maybe not in the setup and not in a small matter x)
I have a used 13x6 top genera dry bottom hazy 300, the top is quite high but without ringing, the bottom is also stretched quite high for greater responsiveness of the string, well, the latter, respectively, is tightly pressed. Such a funky hop sound, very nigger rimshots.
Try a thicker or "drier" layer. st dry/genera dry for example, or heavyweight is the same with mungel. Well, build the bottom high, and the top to your taste. If you let go in snot, there will be a slap with a click, if higher, respectively, more click, less slap. If I may say so, these are the main components of the characteristics of sampled small in hip hop.
And you can also put a purse on top or cut out a circle of plastic and put it on top of the layer. It will also be very Nigerien.
But I didn't understand anything about "sanded without crunching".) To sand without crunching, it needs a metalzone in line6, and not a podstrunnik. And the closer the string is to the plastic, the better it responds and the shorter its sustain, the further it is, the correspondingly worse the response and more sustain.
Maxofff
September 25, 2016 AT 1:20 pm
the only thing, st dry is not even released anymore. Now there is HD dry, the same thing, but also with a damper ring on the bottom. Oh, and yes, I've leveled 360 now. I'm just this way with st dry moved not HD dry
insider
September 25, 2016 AT 1:20 pm
two completely different layers in terms of sound, HD is brighter in terms of tone. Level 360 they are all now. And the st dry has not gone anywhere, I buy it regularly.
insider
An excellent characteristic of the sound " in Niger "))
Coleman, for example, has heavyweight at the top and he builds quite high, and Rogers II has ST Dry. Both of them, however, have a very Nigger sound) Maybe not in the setup and not in a small matter x)
I have a used 13x6 top genera dry bottom hazy 300, the top is quite high but without ringing, the bottom is also stretched quite high for greater responsiveness of the string, well, the latter, respectively, is tightly pressed. Such a funky hop sound, very nigger rimshots.
Try a thicker or "drier" layer. st dry/genera dry for example, or heavyweight is the same with mungel. Well, build the bottom high, and the top to your taste. If you let go in snot, there will be a slap with a click, if higher, respectively, more click, less slap. If I may say so, these are the main components of the characteristics of sampled small in hip hop.
And you can also put a purse on top or cut out a circle of plastic and put it on top of the layer. It will also be very Nigerien.
But I didn't understand anything about "sanded without crunching".) To sand without crunching, it needs a metalzone in line6, and not a podstrunnik. And the closer the string is to the plastic, the better it responds and the shorter its sustain, the further it is, the correspondingly worse the response and more sustain.
Maxofff
the only thing, st dry is not even released anymore. Now there is HD dry, the same thing, but also with a damper ring on the bottom. Oh, and yes, I've leveled 360 now. I'm just this way with st dry moved not HD dry
insider
two completely different layers in terms of sound, HD is brighter in terms of tone. Level 360 they are all now. And the st dry has not gone anywhere, I buy it regularly.