- Jan 8, 2008
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Hi guys.
Ive been experimenting with the Voxengo CurveEQ these days.
I have some drumtracks recorded but Im not happy with the sound of the snaredrum.
So I wanted to replace the snaredrum with something else.
I wanted it to sound like a snare I have heard on another record.
Unfortunately, there isnt a single snare shot on the album without other instruments over it but there is a snare roll which I chopped up into individual hits and captured the spectrum with CurveEQ.
I loaded up EZDrummer, put CurveEQ on the snare mics and did a spectrum match with the one I had obtained earlier.
To my surprise it actually worked really well. With some minor tweaking it sounded pretty good. Its not exactly like snare on the album due to the difference in timbre and all but overall I was impressed.
If anything it did provide a good startingpoint for getting the sound I wanted.
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Ive been experimenting with the Voxengo CurveEQ these days.
I have some drumtracks recorded but Im not happy with the sound of the snaredrum.
So I wanted to replace the snaredrum with something else.
I wanted it to sound like a snare I have heard on another record.
Unfortunately, there isnt a single snare shot on the album without other instruments over it but there is a snare roll which I chopped up into individual hits and captured the spectrum with CurveEQ.
I loaded up EZDrummer, put CurveEQ on the snare mics and did a spectrum match with the one I had obtained earlier.
To my surprise it actually worked really well. With some minor tweaking it sounded pretty good. Its not exactly like snare on the album due to the difference in timbre and all but overall I was impressed.
If anything it did provide a good startingpoint for getting the sound I wanted.
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