You might be able to get away with writing velocities, durations (not all VI's will respond to duration with drums, it's just generally a trigger on, to start the sample, VCO. Where StormDrum is dedicated to drums, there might be a lot more variation in what you can do.Ĭheck any forums that East-west, Stormdrum might be on (KVR). Maybe even call them, if they have tech support.I have become obsessed with solid timber drum shells - actually turned after gluing staves, like a wine barrel, but with straight sides. Most drums are made from plywood because it’s cheap and strong.
But there has been tremendous interest recently in solid stave drums because of their superior acoustic properties. Some background / links provided below:īrady drums in West Australia have been producing stave shell snare drums for serveral years and are world renown, but check their prices, e.g. Several US companies have started offering solid timber snare drum shells, e.g. There is a 16-year old guy in Sydney who is offering stave shell snare drums to the world drumming community. He will be making a stave snare shell for $120 out of timber I provided. Most stave shells are snare drums since they are relatively shallow in depth, e.g. However I am really intrigued by the shells offered by The shallow depth and the stiffness of a thick shell makes the machining and finishing of the internal surface fairly straightforward.
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You can see they manufacturer a full range of sizes, including 16 inch dia x16 inch deep floor toms and 22 inch dia x 20 inch deep bass drums, but the shells are as thin as 5/16 inches (8 mm) thick.
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