Real Drums, one hell of a barky JCM2000, no bullshit Southern Rock.

[tempe]

Hey guys just finished this up yesterday and am quite happy with this! This is the first mix I have ever done without any replaced or augmented drums. The drummer knew how to hit!

Drums were a Yamaha Oak Custom, mic'd predominately with Audix Mics with a 57 for the hats and a matched pair of these awesome custom ribbons I just got for overheads.

Guitars were a '87 Les Paul through a Marshall JCM2000 Triple lead combo, mic'd Fredmann style with a 57 on the cone and a i5 off axis

I played the bass on this one as their bass player is currently away, just used podfarm for it and it came out pretty cool.

[SOUNDCLOUD]http://soundcloud.com/temple-studios/sets/dyatlov-demo[/SOUNDCLOUD]

 

[ChristopherJames99]

Hey guys just finished this up yesterday and am quite happy with this! This is the first mix I have ever done without any replaced or augmented drums. The drummer knew how to hit!

Drums were a Yamaha Oak Custom, mic'd predominately with Audix Mics with a 57 for the hats and a matched pair of these awesome custom ribbons I just got for overheads.

Guitars were a '87 Les Paul through a Marshall JCM2000 Triple lead combo, mic'd Fredmann style with a 57 on the cone and a i5 off axis

I played the bass on this one as their bass player is currently away, just used podfarm for it and it came out pretty cool.

[SOUNDCLOUD]http://soundcloud.com/temple-studios/sets/dyatlov-demo[/SOUNDCLOUD]

i like everything but damn this just sounds way way to thin to me, i feel it should have power and be very in your face.

 

[amarshism]

Not really feeling it. Bass needs to be bigger, drums sound quite thin. I'd start back from the drum sound and try building the mix back around them.

 

[tempe]

I agree entirely, its a bit late though band has already published it. I went a bit to low end heavy on my last mix and was afraid of doing that again. Something to keep in mind for next time though.