So, inspired by another thread about Waves RBass I thought I would cover this area.
Have you ever recorded a chainsaw and how did you do it?
I just placed an ADK 51 (cheap mic) and the knee height of the chainsaw-performer and let the guy rev it up and wave it around.
At the end I wish I used a stereo mic to get some more "visual" effect of the waving around part but the exhaust smoke was too intense so we couldn't do one more take.
The chainsaw sounded a little too small and not brutal enough in the mix so I had to pitch it down and add bass with RBass and it was much better.
The cool part is that when the music comes back the chainsaw "plays" the correct note for the first chords of the guitar, and that was not pitched to match it! Haha! It's awesome.
I can upload the song somewere later!
Have you ever recorded a chainsaw and how did you do it?
I just placed an ADK 51 (cheap mic) and the knee height of the chainsaw-performer and let the guy rev it up and wave it around.
At the end I wish I used a stereo mic to get some more "visual" effect of the waving around part but the exhaust smoke was too intense so we couldn't do one more take.
The chainsaw sounded a little too small and not brutal enough in the mix so I had to pitch it down and add bass with RBass and it was much better.
The cool part is that when the music comes back the chainsaw "plays" the correct note for the first chords of the guitar, and that was not pitched to match it! Haha! It's awesome.
I can upload the song somewere later!