ok, so tomorrow I start to track drums for this band that ive done some scratch guitar tracks on and are now starting final tracking for drums. They are a sort of metal punk mix and I am planning on using a "tunnel" on the front of the kick. From what i can guess the only reason they do it is to absorb the high frequencies and leave the low for a more in your chest thump, but thats only my guess and Im willing to try it. A lot of bands they listen to have done this (story of the year and thrice) and I and them really like the kick sound. Does anyone have experience using this method. Thanks!
jordan
heres a pic of what I'm talking about if anyone is interested...
jordan
heres a pic of what I'm talking about if anyone is interested...
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