just make sure nothing is loose including both heads and all metal pieces and such....
just make sure nothing is loose including both heads and all metal pieces and such....
Yea, there's a culprit. Just gotta get down there and put your ear next to it. Other possibilities are the inside of a lug rattling or it may be rattling something that's nearby.
It also might be setting off the snares on your snare drum. Low frequencies 'll do that. Tune the bottom head of your snare tighter and it will probably take it away. (If that's what's going on.)
my floor tom does this too, Ive tried every thing resetting the heads... totaly dismantleing the thing nothings wrong as far as I can tell its not the snare either , thought of that and droped the strands and smacked the floor tom it still buzzed...so i dunno
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just keep looking...for rattle to occur somehting must be moving that shouldn't
Do you have a head on the front of your bass? and is there a hole in it? If so sometimes you can get a buzz coming from the material around the hole. They do sell a foam muffler for the front hole in bass drums. I also had this and only noticed it bad when I mic'd it up. The foam fixed it.
Rock Till Ya Drop
[QUOTE=Dave]They do sell a foam muffler for the front hole in bass drums. [QUOTE]
I didn't know that. Hey I learned something already! Who sells it? What is it called?
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foam muffler?...u cant just get one with a plastic protection clip?
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