Audix and Krank recording
- Thread starter Andy Sneap
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guitarguru777
Member
Patiently waits for the new samples ....
You keep this up andy and ill never finish my CD... i gotta keep swappin out the drum samples ....lol
You keep this up andy and ill never finish my CD... i gotta keep swappin out the drum samples ....lol
dabhoys
Member
I'm thinking about getting myself a sub kick. Many others here have one? Are they worth getting?
Skaldir
formerly known as Unicorn
dabhoys said:
I thought about building my own one. I have a single bass speaker somewhere around.
I heard that some engineers have uses the bass speaker from an NS-10 to do the same years ago.
dabhoys
Member
I've seen that been done before in the studio. But I've never used that set up. It looked very flimsy when set up. The sub kick looks nice and solid 
Skaldir
formerly known as Unicorn
dabhoys said:I've seen that been done before in the studio. But I've never used that set up. It looked very flimsy when set up. The sub kick looks nice and solid
It does. But when you leave your own speaker in the box it's also solid.
And I think there's no need to put that thing up as on the picture.
I always thought the right place for the sub frequencies is more away from the Bass Drum, at the end of the tunnel that you'll build. Because f.E a 50 Hz wave is over 6 Meters long, when you want to record a full wavelenght it's more possible to get it there.
Instead of being the size of a small snare it is the size of the bass drum , only shallower. it sounds great unmiced too. i assume it is alot more expensive than the yamaha seeing as h
ow dw stuff is super pricey
ow dw stuff is super pricey
unsilpauly
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J the TyranT
Thats just how it is...
good bass drums and snares are around the same... expect about $700 for good shit. Of course you can go lower... but it depends on how anal you want to be about your gear... just like anything else.
Best thing to always do is order drums in full kit size, as its always much cheaper than individually... and fuck it, just sell what you dont want/need.
J
Best thing to always do is order drums in full kit size, as its always much cheaper than individually... and fuck it, just sell what you dont want/need.
J
unsilpauly
Member
700.00 is pretty low for really good stuff. most 22x18in. bass drums that are maple will be well over a grand. you can get great snare drums for well under a grand. there are some pricey snares but most of them arent that worthy. noble and cooley snares for example might be close to or over a grand, but there are many good snare drums for $500.00 or less.J the TyranT said:
