till now that's also my approach..a lot of work...but it's better I know...
thanks for all the comments...
Gating toms
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till now that's also my approach..a lot of work...but it's better I know...
thanks for all the comments...
i kind of decided that for demo's i set up a gate on the toms and for oficial releases i manually erase and fade. i don't have problems with false opening on the gates often, mostly gated sounds fine, only you sometimes get some cymbal noise with the toms when the gates open, when it's too much i make a multisampled triggered channel of the toms and use that channel instead of the origional.
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+1 although i very VERY occasionally employ a little bit of strip silence to help get rid of some of the junk,
but mostly pressing b,a,d,s and g for eternity
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nice touch,
i ride them through out the song, coz i like what they can add to the overall kit sound, if its a good sound that is
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i've tried editing by hand, but sometimes i find a bigass cymbal hit ringing through the tom hit and it sounds really unnatural to have them just appear and then fade out with the tom. i've tried going and using an earlier tom hit in place, kind of like using a sample, but it didn't sound right. i meant to get some samples of the kit, but forgot to do it. damn.
SickBoy
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I've been erasing since day one. It gets tricky when you have that burst of cymbal bleed, but after 1000 passes it gets worked out. I find vocal editing more tedious than toms. It's all "work."
