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Tune Bot TBG-001 Tune-Bot Gig Version

tune-bot Gig With a simplified design, single-button layout, and improved display, tune-bot Gig is optimized for ease of use in the studio, on stage, or in your practice room at home—all without compromising tune-bot’s signature accuracy and precision for bass, tom, and snare tuning. 
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Produsent: Tune Bot
SKU: 9414791
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tune-bot Studio

With all the ground-breaking features of our original drum tuner, tune-bot Studio offers more reliable readings with a higher frequency range, a four-color display, streamlined keypad, and improved kit-saving options—all in a performance package that’s easier to operate.  Discover how awesome your drums can sound after drum tuning with tune-bot Studio. Find your ultimate drum tunings, save them and re-tune in a flash with our flagship drum tuner.

For more information on our tune-bot studio’s technical specifications and features, scroll down

 

Drum Tuning Guide

Drum tuning guide – how to tune drums

tune-bot is a precision drum tuner that enables you to accurately tune your drums to specific notes or frequencies. This drum tuning guide will show you how to tune drums and help you determine the notes and frequencies to use for your specific drum set. Then you can use tune-bot to tune your set to those specific values. After you’ve tuned your set to a sound you like you can store the pitches of your drums in tune-bot to allow you to quickly re-tune to the same sound over and over again. 

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Tom Tuning

A good way to tune your toms and your snare as well, is to use notes in musical intervals or chords for the fundamental pitches of the drums. One consideration, in selecting which interval or chord to use for tuning, is the number of toms (and optionally snare) in your set. If you have a small number of drums you might prefer larger intervals between drums whereas with a large number of drums you might be better with smaller intervals, otherwise, you might span too small or too large a range of pitches with your drums.

Summary of Tuning Steps

·         Choose the fundamental notes for every drum using Table 1.

·         Decide on the amount of Resonance: low, medium, high or maximum and if top or bottom head is higher in lug-frequency.

·         Calculate the top and bottom head lug-frequency for every drum head.

For each drum:

·         Tune top and bottom heads to required lug-frequency.

·         Equalize top and bottom heads.

Note: These formulas may not be exact. Depending on your drum’s dimensions you may have to fine tune the lug pitches to get the desired fundamental note. These formulas will however get you very close!

Details of Tuning Steps

Fundamental Note Selection

Suggested tunings for a variety of drum set configurations ranging from 2 to 6 toms are listed in the following table. The tables also cover most popular tom sizes ranging from 8 to 16 inches in diameter. All the notes in any of these tunings can be moved up or down a few semi-tones (the distance between A and A#; a half-step) to suit individual tastes without changing the intervals. Only the fundamental pitch of the drum, i.e., the lowest pitch of the drum (obtained when the drum is hit in the center and is mounted on a stand), is listed in the chart, not the lug-pitches. You will get the same fundamental pitch whether you hit the top or bottom head since the top and bottom heads vibrate in unison when the drum is hit in the center. The corresponding top and bottom head lug-pitches, however, are independent of each other and can be 1.2 to 2.3 times higher than the fundamental pitch for typical drum sizes.