Recent content by YanikT

Try putting bass strings on your guitar ^^

Try a Dynamic and a Condenser mic taped together for snare and guitars :D I love it but be aware of phase problems

Cymbals are more wide but I was pointing at toms

I think the drum is too thin in the panorama, I would like it a bit wider but that's a matter of taste

I'm currently mixing a rock band 'cause my teacher gave me the tracks but I absolutely cannot diffuse it sorry.. For the moment, the kick sounds terrible alone but is ok in the mix, the snare is okay but could be improved, I'm working on it haha, the toms sound fat I like it like that, and...

Is it possible to reduce the kick/snare/toms from the overheads by keeping their real sounds (not the samples, of course) and switch their phase? I suppose we still hear it a little bit and my guess is 'that sounds like crap' but who knows

Okay, so you quantize the overheads as well ?

Wow definitely gonna try this, didn't see it that way so if it's really fast and heavy and technical, it's good to get everything clear and apart from the rest ? I'm listening a lot of The Faceless nowadays and I think it's the way they mixed the drums And do you know how that post about...

Do you often use overheads for cymbals only? or do you cut the lows to keep only the mids and highs? I am used to keeping the overheads just as they are as long as I don't have any phase problem.. and what do you mean by mesh heads?

It says 'Compatible with all applications which support DirectX plugins' .. does that mean it supports all of them ? Or is it exclusive to VST using DirectX ? Please light me up on this

Is it a VST, RTAS, plugin..? Maybe just missed info

I think thats a bad idea cause it would also cut some 'bottom' from toms and snare.. Please correct me if I'm wrong ! And those drumheads are the best option IMO