Jason Suecof Tidbit.......

[MKS]

Any parting thoughts?

Yeah, don’t settle for crappy sounds. I was mixing a project recently that had an incredibly lifeless snare drum. It just didn’t have any snap or crispness. It wasn’t tracked the way that I would have tracked it. So I took the track and re-amped it out to a snare drum. I pulled one of my JBL surround sound speakers and laid it on top of the snare, then ran the snare out there and miked the bottom head. Voila! We had a usable snare sound. So find a way to get every track sounding the way you know it should sound and your phone will be ringing.

 

[LSD-Studio]

sounds interesting.

guess he just added that bottom-snap to the original, that semms to be a cool idea.

 

[egan.]

I first heard of Michael Wagner using this technique but I imagine it's been used by lots of folks.

 

[ConspiracyBass]

A friend of mine who went to school down in Arizona told me about this technique. I laughed when he told me, haha.

 

[Andy Sneap]

old trick

 

[axeman720]

yeah jay did that on the neuraxis record he mixed last year, most definitely an old trick. oldie but goodie though. The guys refused to use a snare sample from what i remember, i wasnt there for that mix, but i remember talkin about it. cool record indeed.

 

[kaomao]

The guys refused to use a snare sample from what i remember, i wasnt there for that mix, but i remember talkin about it. cool record indeed.

did they refuse? in the end it's like he (Jacob) used a sample, I don't see so much difference eheheh.