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In toward me just a little
snare slant
which way do you guys tint your snares? mines tinted in, like buddy richs
In toward me just a little
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in between my legs and tilted in.
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just slightly in towards me
Me too.Originally Posted by funkymcstain
snare slant
tilted about 30 degrees with the lower side to my left; works for me...which way do you guys tint your snares? mines tinted in, like buddy richs
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wow, thats a weird set up, but Iv noticed whatever i change me snare to, I always get used to it because my hands just audomaticly move in the right spot eventually.
I slant my twords me, a lot, like, not sideways, but pretty steep twords me
Mines on an unnoticable slant toward the set, but I can notice it when I try to keep it flat.
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i tilt mine in toward me a little.
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same
snare slant
Not necessarily...that's something like a marching drummer who has his drum tilted to one side as he marches...only you're sitting instead of marching...
keep the beat goin' ... Don't keep it to yourself!
Charlie
"If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away." --Henry David Thoreau, "Walden," 1854
"There's a lot to be said for Time Honored tradition and value." --In memory of Frank "fiacovaz" Iacovazzi
"Maybe your drums can be beat, but you can't."--Jack Keck
i guess i have to see exatcly what the set up is
for now, I slant mine downwards, toward me. It gives me a great feel for movement onto the toms. The slant is about 20 degrees. Who knows, though, I'm sure I'll change it along the way, as I grow in drumming.
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im still moving my drums around, my friend who has been on the kit for 8 years (not steady) but still plays them is still finding the right places to put his drums, so im guess its never ending.
Towards me. But with my new/next kit...Im gonna flatten it at least.
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I've tried it flat, I liked that. I also tried tilted like Buddy Rich's, didn't like that. Tilted towards me more than 40 degrees, couldn't do rim-shots. Tilted at about 20-30 degree is just perfect. I have mine so that the top part of my snare (the back part.) is just above the bottom on my 10" tom height wise.
ok i changed mine, its completly flat down, i just moved my toms so they have a 20 degree angle, so I had to change my snare position:P
Try get above the snare more then tilt it away....
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Flat or almost so...might have a unnoticeable slant towards me....
keep it flat for the one handed roll fills!...hehehe
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i CANNOT do those lol, is that when you hit the rim of ur snarE?
Like chiko!
I keep mine flat.
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