no drummer for 90 days

[TheDriller]

The worst thing is, this would never happen. But it would probably be ten times more effective than any other campaign.

Aye, thats what my mate reckoned.
Its a damn shame it'll never happen.

 

[006]

I vote for taking the time to work on getting material ready for a release. I also agree with your own idea of having the guitars/bass/vocals done while he's away.

 

[bryan_kilco]

I'm just afraid that if we track real amps the whole perspective of the mix may change drastically when drums are recorded, possibly in a bad way? This is only my second attempt at recording our whole band, and I'm definitely going to take a more laid back, organized, DO IT AGAIN UNTIL ITS TIGHT AS FUCK approach.

 

[Sam Bottner]

yeah record everything else and program drums until he's back

 

[Trevoire520]

I'm just afraid that if we track real amps the whole perspective of the mix may change drastically when drums are recorded, possibly in a bad way?

Record DI's and reamp them later once you've recorded the drums.

 

[bryan_kilco]

Record DI's and reamp them later once you've recorded the drums.

want to, just need some equipment before we do anything.

Need bigger/better interface, and also a reamp box. Never truely reamped the "correct" way before.....I get overwhelmed by certain things I dont have experience with.

 

[Dimaura]

Record DI's and reamp them later once you've recorded the drums.

there you go. programmed drums to keep the feeling (and the right meter), and if the pre production stuff is going to be circulated then yeah, di for re amping.

and find a drummer who is not a...cunt , i guess.