189 – Cody Rahn & Ben Smith: “Sounds Like A Drum” – Talking Tone episode artwork

EPISODE · Oct 11, 2018 · 1H 33M

189 – Cody Rahn & Ben Smith: “Sounds Like A Drum” – Talking Tone

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Cody Rahn and Ben O’Brien Smith are the creators of Sounds Like A Drum, “an ongoing video series for drummers, audio engineers, and anyone who is responsible for achieving great drum sounds at the source. Sounds Like a Drum offers in-depth tutorials on tuning in ways most have never learned, tips and tricks for a memorable sound, and hacks that you might never have thought of.” Cody’s background as a working drummer in New York and Ben’s background in product development give them a unique and insightful approach to achieving great drum tone, whether that means finding creative new sounds or just troubleshooting the old ones. In this podcast, Ben and Cody talk about: * The philosophy behind the aesthetic and presentation of Sounds Like a Drum * SLAD’s origin story * How to associate certain drum tones with certain genres * Going beyond the “what” and “how” of tone, and getting into the “why” * Developing your ear and taste to inform your tone choices, rather than buying gear * Making confidence part of you sound * Balancing tone with feel * Cody’s approaches for mic’d vs. un-mic’d situations * How they handle comments and feedback on their channel * Their advice for anyone who wants to start a social media or digital enterprise Cody Rahn endorses Promark sticks and Evans heads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Cody Rahn and Ben O’Brien Smith are the creators of Sounds Like A Drum, “an ongoing video series for drummers, audio engineers, and anyone who is responsible for achieving great drum sounds at the source. Sounds Like a Drum offers in-depth tutorials on tuning in ways most have never learned, tips and tricks for a memorable sound, and hacks that you might never have thought of.” Cody’s background as a working drummer in New York and Ben’s background in product development give them a unique and insightful approach to achieving great drum tone, whether that means finding creative new sounds or just troubleshooting the old ones. In this podcast, Ben and Cody talk about: * The philosophy behind the aesthetic and presentation of Sounds Like a Drum * SLAD’s origin story * How to associate certain drum tones with certain genres * Going beyond the “what” and “how” of tone, and getting into the “why” * Developing your ear and taste to inform your tone choices, rather than buying gear * Making confidence part of you sound * Balancing tone with feel * Cody’s approaches for mic’d vs. un-mic’d situations * How they handle comments and feedback on their channel * Their advice for anyone who wants to start a social media or digital enterprise Cody Rahn endorses Promark sticks and Evans heads. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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