Recent content by JamesNorman

My DM4 i had also didn' t have MIDI parameters so used to mis fire like a bitch, had to run a MIDI Converter before hand to control the threshold and the X-Talk etc

Invest, alot of people sway more to Roland triggers though. Do some research. They simply send clicks everytime the drum is hit, these are then easily replaced because of the outright transient produced, if sample replacing is your main plan for drum recording this is the way to go.

As you mentioned you wanna blend the samples. Copy the tracks you wanna replace and blend these in along side your originals. On the copies tracks, strip silence. Then high pass, low pass to eliminate spill. If this doesnt work, boost a notch on the most prominent frequency of each drum to...

To do with ticks or sample based data, sounds like your drums are tick based. Have a read into sample (absolute) and tick (relative) based audio. You will find the answer, I could explain this more, but you wouldn't learn anything of you didn't read about it yourself.

Both worthless posts. I'll have a look when I get in on my harddrive. See if I can upload anything for you.

This happened to me on a university project I was working on, had to re track the whole thing, now I have an external harddrive in my house that never moves. Then I have a travelling harddrive, which I back up everytime I do something important (recording, research, assignment s, etc) then I...

Worth it just for latency correction.

Reamp with anything you would normally put between your guitar output and the amp. Then post processing afterwards.

Chris Adler black panther!

Personally I wouldn't, tracking loud distorts the speakers, especially when going for a crisp tone, I wouldn't. Secondly, room tone is jack unless your room mixing? Up front metal tone? Would think you want room. I'd set the microphone up in axis around 30% on the cone, 70% off. Then pit all...

Meat from one, air from the other. And tight as shit playing.

Mid side stereo pattern, it just schooled you.

Yep. Augment a sample of you snare underneath, to hold the ryhtem. Then the actual snare will act as a dynamic so it wot sound as automated.

I have a DBX 226xl I got off a mate for £25. Anyone had good results with them?

Left Guitar seems a little low so mix feels a bit lobsided And the hihats/China? carnt quite make it out in the left hand of the mix in the start, sound very brittle and harsh!