Thanks guys! Kick is the devil driver kick pitched shifted down a tiny bit, with a high shelf around 6k +3db. Snare is devil driver snare, with a slate snare, and the natural snare. Overheads are oktava mc012 from oktavamod.com, but i also used the sm7 on high hihats, and an AT2050 for the ride. Cymbal tracks are eq'd beyond hell. The crash cymbals he brought in were formerly Zildjian ZBT hihats... yeah uke:
I should be able to fix that little kick part fairly easily. Is it just that one time he does it, or is it that pattern in general that you hate? The drummer was recorded without a click track, then afterward I slip edited everything to the approximate tempo of each part, using a tap tempo to find the speed. I charge a fixed amount per song for these guys, so it goes much faster this way, rather than fighting with the drummer the whole time about playing with the click, and then having to slip edit everything anyways!
5150 with a recto cab, double tracked, I should have been more clear. I traded my 6505+ for a 5150mk1 a while back and got $100 out of it to, since my amp was in better shape aesthetics wise. Bought some winged C's with that money, and I'm soo much happier with the tone!
I already sent this version to the band, but this isn't the official release or anything, so I'll have plenty of time now to make some adjustments. This is the first time I worked with this band, so I didn't want to be too much of a dictator, but I'll probably get them to redo a few parts when they come back to do some more songs now that we've established some trust.
I should be able to fix that little kick part fairly easily. Is it just that one time he does it, or is it that pattern in general that you hate? The drummer was recorded without a click track, then afterward I slip edited everything to the approximate tempo of each part, using a tap tempo to find the speed. I charge a fixed amount per song for these guys, so it goes much faster this way, rather than fighting with the drummer the whole time about playing with the click, and then having to slip edit everything anyways!
5150 with a recto cab, double tracked, I should have been more clear. I traded my 6505+ for a 5150mk1 a while back and got $100 out of it to, since my amp was in better shape aesthetics wise. Bought some winged C's with that money, and I'm soo much happier with the tone!
I already sent this version to the band, but this isn't the official release or anything, so I'll have plenty of time now to make some adjustments. This is the first time I worked with this band, so I didn't want to be too much of a dictator, but I'll probably get them to redo a few parts when they come back to do some more songs now that we've established some trust.