Recent content by r3c0rd_3m_411

Hey guys, thanks for the info. I do distinguish between peaks and rms at -18 and i use a vu meter plugin. I ask myself why is the default level of superior drummer so hot it's clipping the master Oo. I guess the best solution will be to trim all the channels (when using a multioutput) equally...

Ressurecting the thread a bit. Superior drummer sound kinda weird when gainstaged to about -18db. The sound starts to suck, even with monitors adjusted to sound accordingly loud. I guess the problem is, that i adjusted all tracks to -18, while tracks like hihat and OH's should be even below...

Ok thank you! I'm actually using reaper on the macbook pro for live performance and use cubase on the main audio pc. but it might rather be helpful.

Nope, you don't need a booster for Savage.

Congrats, right choice! With Savage you'll get killer tone!

I chose the savage over the blackmore some years ago and never looked back. Blackmore sounds cool, but it's a one trick pony. Savage is very versatile with some great features.

this one killed me as well. :muahaha:

Hmm, sound interesting, it's not 19" though, but i still could attach it on the floor of my amp rig. Wonder how much it might cost and how it will sound =) Any other ideas?

Not Nick Barker, but way better than Hellhammer or Trym :) What would be the tricks? I'm all ear :)

waves ssl's good, i use it every know and then.

if using an engl amp, i'd go with engl cab, same thign with mesa. But you want to know how YOUR amp would sound with it, right? There's no way around testing both :) But on the other hand, both are awesome cabs.

Sold all other amps since i bought the Savage 120. But for versatility go with the Kemper

If you don't want to spend much i can advise you this one: http://www.musicstore.de/en_EN/GBP/Fame-IEM-1000-In-Ear-System-863.100-Mhz/art-PAH0009329-000 They don't transmit any low-end, but for click tracks it's very good. Our singer is using one and our drumemr used one recently during...

Well there are really many pickups that sound good out there. Personally i still do not have found my favourite, but if you'r into hi-gain check those: Seymour Duncan Dimebucker: Agressive high-end, and nice balls, a great hi-gain monster. I've got those on 2 of my Dean Razorbacks and like...

Ok, thank you! I'll give it a shot! Splitting each fucking transient in a blast beat in a 7 minute long song? :D And then again, using a sampler will actually blow away the idea of having some natural snare sound, i'd might just make a superrior-drummer track for snare then... if the...