The Disappearance of the 13-Inch Tom – and what we can learn from it.
DRUM ACOUSTICS · INSTRUMENT DESIGN · CULTURE The Disappearance of the 13-Inch Tom - and what we can learn from it. How a superstition solved the wrong problem — and…
DRUM ACOUSTICS · INSTRUMENT DESIGN · CULTURE The Disappearance of the 13-Inch Tom - and what we can learn from it. How a superstition solved the wrong problem — and…
DRUM INDUSTRY · BRAND STRATEGY Five Rules for Breaking Into a Market That Doesn't Want You What every new drum manufacturer needs to understand before spending a dollar on marketing.…
Evans Calftone vs. Adoro Heritage: Which Synthetic Calfskin Head Really Delivers? Drummers who want the sound experience of real calfskin heads without giving up the benefits of modern synthetic heads…
Adoro Heritage in test: EYE OPENING Listen up! Drum specialist Adoro is giving its Heritage drumheads a new edition. The "2.0s" are said to be even more powerful, durable and…
Recently a drummer was desperate to know how he can make sure sound engineers would get his drum sound right. He wrote: "Playing live we always have different sound guys.…
Quieter Drumming with Adoro Silent Sticks? A true innovation in quiet drumming - With the "Silent Sticks", Adoro Drums has a special drumstick in its lineup that enables particularly quiet…
Before mic'ing became a necessity, acoustic drums were just that: acoustic. And when they needed to be louder, drum manufacturers made them bigger and longer. That led to some diameter…
Originally published May 2020, Sticks Magazine (Germany). Translated and edited for clarity. Playing drums at room volume? On a normal drum set? Silent Sticks from Adoro make this possible. And…
When you go to a gig and the band is wearing in-ear monitors, audience members are stuffing plugs in their ears, and the chap running the soundboard is deaf, it…
The goal of drum manufacturer Adoro Drums was and is to build high end drum set that work well in an all acoustic setting, sounding full and warm even when…
TL;DR: Warm tuning means you tune your resonant head about a third higher than the batter head, resuting in overtones an octave below the fundamental tone. This makes your drums…
At first, "playing quietly" often means one thing: playing with rods instead of sticks. That's the first move you learn when you grow up as a young drummer in…