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Changing out the Snare Side Drumhead.
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By far, changing out the snare side head of a snare drum is the one task that 99% of drummers dread.

The main reason that tensioning up a snare side head is different is because of how thin the drum head is.

In addition to that, you also have to attach the snare wires back on to drum via the strainer and butt.

This process can be a lot when you don’t practice it enough.

Like anything else, you get better at something by doing a bunch of reps on it, and when you think you have it, you do it again.

Drummers do this by playing drums ALL the time.

Yet when it comes to changing out drum heads, this idea falls to the waste side, and we don’t have as much patience with ourselves as we should.

Hopefully, this post can be a guide to you that will take away the mystique of changing out a drum head.

And if you have any questions about what I did in this video, drop a comment, and let’s talk.

And what’s great about the drum community is everyone has their own experiences with this.

Many people will be able to give you answers you can absorb and apply or not apply to your process.

All it comes down to is you putting some time and effort into this beautiful craft. So let’s get to work!

What do you guys think? How do you change your snare side drum head? Does the process look similar to this? Leave a comment. Let’s talk about it!

Stay creative, and have a great rest of the week. Love you, guys!! Okay. Byeeeee. 🥁🤓👊🏻❤️🙏🏻
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