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Can We Make A Toy Drumset Sound Professional?

We bought a toy drumset for $50 and we're going to use it to record a real song! Do you think you will be able to tell the difference between a $10,000 kit and our $50 kit? Let's find out. ►TRY DRUMEO FREE: https://www.drumeo.com/trial-yt #toydrumset #drumeo #havefunwithdrums -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- In this video, we sit down with Jared (our professional in-house drummer) and Victor Guidera (the Drumeo audio engineer) and we attempt to turn a toy drum set into a record-worthy professional kit. And let's be honest, the only thing this toy kit sounds better than right out the gate is the snare from "St. Anger". But in the end, will the average listener even be able to tell the difference? That's what we're here to find out. So let's watch Jared and Victor do their thing and attempt the impossible! We'll also get to see how our favorite drum teacher reacts to this kit's transformation. Let's have fun with drums. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Chapters: 0:00 - Intro 0:35 - Tuning The Drums 2:04 - Sound Check #1 2:29 - Mic'ing The Drums 2:45 - Sound Check #2 3:27 - Mixing The Drums 5:36 - The Drumeo Performance 6:24 - Outro -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Excerpt from "The Beat": https://www.drumeo.com/beat/ Can you buy a toy drum set for fifty bucks and make it sound better than plastic containers and tin cans? The answer is yes. In order to turn this kids drum kit into a recording monster, we needed a pro audio engineer to get there. But we didn’t need the mighty Victor Guidera to improve the sound a whopping 200% (estimated statistic – don’t come for us). Tuning and muffling did a lot for this kit’s glow-up. You’ll see in the video how you can transform a cheap toy into a recordable kit. Here’s what we did: Tune the heads Add muffling (gaffer tape comes off nice and clean – like painter’s tape!) Add mics: We used a Solomon LoFReQ Subkick (to help add low end to that small, tinny kick), a Sennheiser e602 on the bass drum, an Earthworks SR20LS on the snare drum, and an Earthworks DM20 on the tom Mix the audio (you can use sound augmentation to improve it even more) These cheap kits may not sound great, but they’re useful for teaching kids the basics of drumming, giving them a way to blow off steam, and get them excited to rock out. That’s $50 well spent! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Can't get enough of this video? Check out similar content by our friends rdavidr and Stephen Taylor in their video called: "Can We Make A Kids Drum Set Sound Good?"