actually no,
He's just not a very dynamic drummer, nor does he play anything faster than 1/8 notes haha
A new metal mix of my intern's band.
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actually no,
He's just not a very dynamic drummer, nor does he play anything faster than 1/8 notes haha
joeymusicguy
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man that's hard to believe. it sounds definitely programmed to me. especially with the cymbal consistency
haha very strange. I know you have an ear for programmed drums since you've worked with them so much, but i guarantee you these are 100% natural overheads played by a human being.
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Sounds quite good. Maybe ride the faders a little more or automate some of the guitar leads a little bit to have them stick out.
Are you sure you posted the right clip? And really no SSL?
screw you guys! hahahaand for the record, it's quite easy to maintain consistent dynamics on the overheads when you play nothing faster than 1/4 notes on any given cymbal
There are about 8 takes of 6 dudes on that gang vocal part. Each track has a compressor and de esser on it. Then all 8 tracks are routed to a bus with another compresser, eq, and reverb. The reverb effect is a good bit heavier than i would use for normal gang vocals, but it fit this particular part well.
joeymusicguy
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my gang vocals secret...
tube mic in omni directional
get everyone to circle around it, if one guy sticks out, put him 90 degrees off axis to the capsules
run that into an api and put a pad on the output so you can crank it
record 6 passes, pan left, then right, 3 times
put all of this into an LA2A, and crank the peak reduction
now turn up the gain until satisfied =]
tube mic in omni directional
get everyone to circle around it, if one guy sticks out, put him 90 degrees off axis to the capsules
run that into an api and put a pad on the output so you can crank it
record 6 passes, pan left, then right, 3 times
put all of this into an LA2A, and crank the peak reduction
now turn up the gain until satisfied =]
zackpennington
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dasbrootal
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I'd also be interested to hear about this...
I usually keep my gain down around 3.5, my presence and resonance around 5-7. Mids around 4-6, treble 5-6 and low around 6-7. I've come close but not right on, and I am using the OD808 as well.
I have the post gain cranked at like 8 also through a Mesa Rectifier Cab.
What are you doing differently Brian?
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