Sampling drum kit in recorderman technique?
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arv_foh
Brian K
Clockwork
Bass playing guy.
Aren't nice enough? I don't think that is the issue.
On a side note could you even get usable samples using the recorderman technique? I would expect there to be lots of bleed.
On a side note could you even get usable samples using the recorderman technique? I would expect there to be lots of bleed.
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I uploaded multitracks for 2 songs of mine. The drums are recorded with the 2 OHs in Recorderman. Maybe you can chop yourself some samples from those drumtracks:
http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/andy-sneap/764715-mix-my-song-garagey-progressive-stoner-rock.html
You're welcome.
EDIT: Holy shit dat gif
Hey thanks man! That helps. The song is great too.
Yeah that gif...!!
DanLights
Santa Hat Forever
schwinginbatman
It's shittay!
dan weapon
Planet Smasher
Russtopher
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I still don't even get the original request. Is the OP looking for individual hits of drums recorded using Recorderman? Looking for a drumtrack recorded that way to see how it sounds?
I'd think that any kit recorded using that technique would need to be enhanced with some close mic'd tom samples, not other hits using OH mics, but that's just me...
I'd think that any kit recorded using that technique would need to be enhanced with some close mic'd tom samples, not other hits using OH mics, but that's just me...
MetalMiller
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This is the way things are going lately. The newer generations are just used to having whatever they want with no effort. Downloading, streaming etc... has resulting in possibly the laziest generation ever.
You realise that to make the samples someone has setup and tune a kit, set up the mics, record it, process it, cut up the hits and then upload it somewhere. Thats hours of work. You want samples of a kit like that? Do what people used to do and make them yourself!
You realise that to make the samples someone has setup and tune a kit, set up the mics, record it, process it, cut up the hits and then upload it somewhere. Thats hours of work. You want samples of a kit like that? Do what people used to do and make them yourself!
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@Russtopher The first one.
@if6was9 The problem is I don't have a drum kit or a friend who play drums or decent microphones for this.
If someone had a kit already setup it would be easy to set 2 microphones, record some hits and give me the raw files.
I wouldn't have any problem slicing them up myself.
@if6was9 The problem is I don't have a drum kit or a friend who play drums or decent microphones for this.
If someone had a kit already setup it would be easy to set 2 microphones, record some hits and give me the raw files.
I wouldn't have any problem slicing them up myself.
It's half what you asked and half the way you asked it.
You never asked if anyone had a kit already up, or was by chance already doing a session with that mic configuration. You didn't say you'd no access to a kit or mics or people who do. You just waded in and pretty much demanded that someone do you this huge favour. You also offered nothing in return for their time and effort- such as some time and offort of your own if you're poor. Then you got cheeky when people had an issue with it. You also never stated what you want them for? Is it for your own use, for a project you're working on, for college. If you'd supplied some of this info I guarantee you would have gotten a much more helpful response.
How old are you by the way, just out of interest?
You never asked if anyone had a kit already up, or was by chance already doing a session with that mic configuration. You didn't say you'd no access to a kit or mics or people who do. You just waded in and pretty much demanded that someone do you this huge favour. You also offered nothing in return for their time and effort- such as some time and offort of your own if you're poor. Then you got cheeky when people had an issue with it. You also never stated what you want them for? Is it for your own use, for a project you're working on, for college. If you'd supplied some of this info I guarantee you would have gotten a much more helpful response.
How old are you by the way, just out of interest?
DanLights
Santa Hat Forever
beyond the silly way of asking, why on earth do you want them recorderman style and not with close mics? I thought recorderman style was done mostly when you didn't have enough mics or inputs to close mic everything?
Yea, I'm confused. Why ask for samples like that?
I'm still unsure of how that micing technique is even useful for anything but a rough demo....But maybe that's just me.
Uros
Sonic Incision
It's not a poor man's drum recording technique, it's useful for rock, jazz, etc. Actually, if I am not mistaken Led Zeppelin have used mostly this technique (well, not really, but The Recorderman is a modification of the Glynn Johnes technique, and they are similar) to capture the drum performance, and I doubt they had problems with number of mic inputs available. Then again, I am sure they were using killer recording spaces.
For metal, sure, it'd hardly give any good results.
For metal, sure, it'd hardly give any good results.
