xomdumbassi wrote:

unless you can prove it i call bullshit

The snare drum frequency range is from ABOUT 100 hz to 12 Khz, with the waveform peak at about 1 Khz. The resonance curve of a snare ranges from 800 Hz to 2 Khz. The 'snap' of a snare drum is in the range of 8-10 khz, with the 'boom' around 200-300 hz. With proper mike placement, the peak input DB from a normal hit is around 95 DB..

Every mike on the market, even a $20 "The Singing Machine INC" microphone can adequately pick up these frequencies and DB to create a usable signal.

Enough proof for you? Or do I need to go into Attack, Decay, Polar patterns, response curves and dynamics?

let's HEAR your proof, any numbnut can look up frequency responses on the internet


my good can someone ban this ego faggot?

ps snare drums have a bigger frequency than that stop googling shit and actually get into a studio

*sigh* I did not google, I got it from a textbook from classes I took in College.