Executioner213
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Where the hell do you start phase aligning from in that case, though? As long as snare is the same when it bleeds into everything???
Bergstrand drum micing tecnique
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Executioner213
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lolzgreg
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I agree. Are those walls really acoustic treated walls, or what? Wouldn't tracking drums in a corner like that have a humongous bass buildup AND have direct reflection central heading straight for every microphone?!?
C_F_H_13
Protools Guru
You don't until you're finished. More incentive to nail your takes.
I can't really add anything, looks crazy as hell to me.
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Mikaël-ange
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Drum kit phase isn't only snare in that case but cymbal (ribon mic use figure 8 patern limiting bleeding when use on good way) with other cymbal...etc.
With this configuration you can't use 3:1 rule.
It's why Daniel is the man
egan.
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Yeah, figure 8 has obviously picks up quite a bit of the room but 3 inches from the cymbal bleed from other instruments is physically blocked by the cymbal itself, plus the tight p/u pattern, plus highpassing and you can really minimize the bleed to a non-issue.
wow i can REALLY hear the triggers in the mix now that you say that.... thats nutz!
not sure if i like it or not..
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Elder
wow i can REALLY hear the triggers in the mix now that you say that.... thats nutz!
not sure if i like it or not..
That has made one of the Dark Funeral albums completely unlistenable for me (not a huge fan of the later work anyway but it holds some production merit). It might be that I react on it just because I know exactly how a ddrum trigger signal sounds like, but it prevents me from focusing on anything else in the mix.
