There is in some cases that this is not possible, so what most would do is put an O-ring on the top head and that would probably

solve your problem. The only problem with that is now you have a drum that is most likely over muffled. What I have found with my

experience working with some of the greatest drummers of all time, i.e. Jeff Porcaro, Terri Bozzio, Vinnie Colauita, to name a few.

The most precise yet inexpensive way that will allow you to get the perfect amount of ring out, and what I used for years with these great drummers, is duct tape, yes good old duct tape. Cut a piece about 4 inches long, roll in inside out, sticky on outside, and place it

anywhere on the surface of the drum.  You now have perfect control of how much or how little ring you want in your snare.

I am a big believer in education, I feel it is a gateway to becoming a better drummer and musician. Learning to read can open many doors to the world of a working drummer. My goal as teacher and player is to understand your individual needs, weather your just starting or need to refine your existing skills.

I work on beginning rudiments, technique, two, three and four way independence. Teaching all styles from pop to rock, jazz to fusion, and latin, using a multimedia studio at Drum World help incorporate the internet with electric and acoustic drums.