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#146877 - 07/08/07 09:53 PM
Re: Phantom Regiment Bass Drum Tuning?
[Re: boojum]
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Registered: 07/20/06
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As far as the last few years, I'm not sure, but the bass tech this year (not Brian - his name's John, he's new to staff but aged out from the Regiment in '05) muffled the drums using standard insulating foam, various thicknesses for the different drums. I'm not sure exactly what the thicknesses per drum are, but the foam was glued to the inside of the shell so that it was in contact with the head but not putting any pressure on it. I can't remember what kind of foam it was, but I can ask John the next time I see him... Probably the 19th, in Dallas...
Boojum, that would be really cool if you could ask him how they do it. Jin_Nguyen, you marched several years, so would you mind sharing anything you've been taught?
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#146879 - 07/24/07 01:26 AM
Re: Phantom Regiment Bass Drum Tuning?
[Re: Toe]
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Registered: 06/17/07
Loc: The rock of Gibraltar
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So I talked to John, I didn't ask about the muffling, but the intervals are fifths between the bottom drums and fourths between all the others. That way you get an octave between 5 and 3. The notes are, from 5 - 1: C G C F Bb. When you think about this, it works really well, because a lot of DCI music is written or arranged in Bb - so you have a dominant - tonic pull between drums 2 and 1. So yeah. Good stuff... I hope that helps.
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