Ultimate Drum Tune

‘Ultimate Drum Tune’ consists of three modes.

[Watch & Tune Mode]

Introduction

Tune it while listening to the sounds you hear.
You can create the same tone as a legendary drummer in a minute.

Videos and tuning figures of drummers are provided.
When you click the button, you can hear the pitch of the top and bottom.

Because the tuning figure proposed at this time is a value measured directly by the developer. The provided tuning values are measured directly by the developer, so there might be discrepancies. However, this enables you to achieve a tone that is close to the video.

[Watch & Find Mode]

Introduction

If you want to discover the snare drum tuning while watching a YouTube video, simply copy the URL and paste it into the Watch & Find Mode.

We have recorded all 93 possible snare drum tunings from D3 to B3 and embedded them into buttons.

After setting the YouTube video segment for repetition, press the button to compare snare drum tones.

You can determine the same tuning values within one minute.

User-submitted data is shared with the server, and after verification by the developer, it will be updated to the Watch & Tune Mode.

Even if 10,000 users copy the same drum, there will be 10,000 of them!


[Measure & Customize Mode]

Introduction

Every drum has varying tuning values due to differences in drum shell thickness, depth, and head types. As a result, the process of deriving information through measurements is necessary for each drum.

Using the 12 relative pitches from lower to upper octaves for the same note, users can obtain values that allow them to tune to their desired fundamental pitch.

When users measure and save their drum settings in the ’Ultimate Drum Tune‘ app, it is shared in real-time with the server, and after developer verification, it is made available as presets.

As the number of users increases, the number of measured drums also grows.

When a sufficient amount of stored data is accumulated, there will come a day when further measurements are no longer necessary. Show More