godcity
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- Apr 4, 2007
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Hi Burny,
Yeah, I'm definitely a natural drums guy, but that is based more on practicality than any sort of idealism. I see the benefit of replacing drums sometimes, particularly on songs tracked by other people in less than ideal circumstances, but I'm always frustrated by the inaccuracy of the triggering, lack of dynamics, lack of bleed, and lack of realistic tones available. Since I have a nice studio with a lot of good gear, it's usually faster for me to turn knobs than it is to go hit-by-hit making sure that the replacement is accurate and tonally appropriate. But with the way Room Sound is handling this, I won't have worry about any of those shortcomings anymore. I'm sure I'll still be recording live drums and not using samples very often for my recordings, but I expect to use it heavily on mix-only work and Converge demos.
-Kurt
Yeah, I'm definitely a natural drums guy, but that is based more on practicality than any sort of idealism. I see the benefit of replacing drums sometimes, particularly on songs tracked by other people in less than ideal circumstances, but I'm always frustrated by the inaccuracy of the triggering, lack of dynamics, lack of bleed, and lack of realistic tones available. Since I have a nice studio with a lot of good gear, it's usually faster for me to turn knobs than it is to go hit-by-hit making sure that the replacement is accurate and tonally appropriate. But with the way Room Sound is handling this, I won't have worry about any of those shortcomings anymore. I'm sure I'll still be recording live drums and not using samples very often for my recordings, but I expect to use it heavily on mix-only work and Converge demos.
-Kurt
Well I would like to know how the idea of a sample collection came since Kurt is known like a "natural drums kind of guy". Was there some sort of ethical dilemma behind it?
Not that I personally mind using samples (I will definitely find some use for some Godcity/ballou samples) but I admit nothing makes me more proud than not having to rely on them to get the desired result which is not always possible when you don't have your own place.
PS: I've been a fan of Converge since Caring And Killing.