Wood Snare Vs Metal Snare - which one sounds better?

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In this video, we look at a wood-shell Pearl Export snare drum, then use exactly the same brand-new skins, hoop and strainer on a metal shell. Same brand, same series.
How much difference does it make?
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19 мар 2020

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@TheDaniels569 3 года назад

Well now my next drum addition is going to be a wood snare. The metal one has that clarity, brightness and ability to cut through that I usually want but there's a warmth and thickness to the wood one that I really enjoyed. Thanks for putting this together. Thanks for the snare tuning tip too, amazing.

@christophermatthews3977 2 года назад

wood sounds more warm and the metal on sounds more concentrated

@whacktom8190 3 года назад

I like wooden ones because of the crack Although, I’ve never played a wood snare

@lauragalvan6285 4 года назад

You are the first person I have found after MONTHS of scouring videos who has given me good advice about tuning and that was by accident lol. 😁🙏🏼 Thank you! x

@mageprometheus 4 года назад

Thanks. I was surprised by how many aspects of the tone and response were different.

@GeoffBosco Год назад

I’ve been feeling for a while now that metal snares are better for smaller rooms. I think because you don’t need a lot of room for them to respond because metal is more resonant than wood. I had been obsessed with getting good wood snare sounds for two long before realizing this. This video has added support for my intuition.

@Cam-zc2mk 4 года назад

Came for the snare. Stayed for the toms. Damn dude.

@visionop8 4 года назад

Man that's a tough choice. The amount of difference is surprising. to my personal tastes I like the volume of the metal snare but the wood snare has a sound I could really work with. That metal snare does have quite an attack. I do however LOVE metal piccolo snares.

@adamsteelproducer 4 года назад

I mean the real answer is “why not both?” - the intention here is more to get an understanding of which situations to use them in

@visionop8 4 года назад

@@adamsteelproducer I totally agree, but my studio has ummm, a slimmer budget profile haha. I will solve that problem soon enough as I'm literally working with a maple snare and a brass piccolo snare. This is the very next thing I plan to remedy after I get a Midas stage box to utilize the other 16 of my 32 outputs.

@bla_blub 3 года назад

Really nice video, exactly what I needed. I was thinking about buying a metal snare, because I thought it would fit my style better. I actually don't like the metal snare in isolation (snare mics only), but with the whole kit it sounds great. I think I won't buy one in the near future, though... not sure :D An acrylic snare would also be interesting in comparison.

@patrickkenney9910 5 месяцев назад

I was surprised by the "boing" in the sound of the wooden one. I had this idea of change my steel snare (mid 90's Mapex Mars Series) for Wood, but now im not sure... its a matter of personal taste but i prefer the steel in your video ! Thanks ! 🥁🤟

@rwolfdrum787 Месяц назад

This sound is beautiful. Would this E and G tuning be 329hz and 392 hz on DrumTone?

@randymaizland9662 3 года назад

Prefer the sound of the wood by far. Much more resonant. That "ringyness" really sounds perfect in a live setting in the mix.

@iRideuWatch Год назад

That's an entry level student drum. It's the cheapest metal snare Pearl made. To get a closer comparison use a Pearl Sensitone snare and you will have a better challenger.

@adamsteelproducer Год назад

They’re literally from the same range, it’s not about “expensive vs cheap”

@keithrowe1007 3 года назад

Definitely very different beasts. What are most drummers using on recordings? Or is it 50/50?

@nathanmagnuson2589 2 года назад

Probably depends on the genre. A lot of heavier rock and metal drummers use metal snares from what I can tell

@mohddalibinzali1165 2 года назад

Wood were created for the musics. So. I'd choose the wooden snare shell and love his pop💥

@kaybhee6 Год назад

wood first hit is softer,, rounded,,,

@ag1230 3 года назад

You use wrong method with the note tuning. Thicker shell means higher note. So on your thicker shell the bater head will be more tensed. So more attack more crack etc etc... you cant compare correctly 2 different depth and thickness using same tuning.