The StabbinCabin
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I didn't want to be the guy to thread this either but I'm still confused myself a bit. I feel dumb still not fully understanding this- 006 vid shows like how to do it sort of but like not really what exactly he's slipping- but I'm sure it's still my fault for not just catching on, but my brain keeps adding more shit to the equation and then after the concept of slipping I'm just lost...
You slip everything together to keep the phase and to avoid flamming/delay and I may be answering my own question here, but do you just group everything around lets say the snare, since that would be the most common hit drum, with the OH's and toms and then when you're done with that, slip the toms...? What if slipping the snare moved a fill too early or late? Slip the toms with the OH's and then so forth and just keep bouncing everything or will that cause gap problems after the overheads are bounced... fuck...
I'm guessing it's like:
1)Kick slipped
2)Everything slipped- snr,oh,toms- according to snare
3)OHs and toms slipped
and all those steps in segments, correct?
but the whole bouncing thing get's weird for me... I still have yet to try it on my own- I'm used to Detect Silence>Quantize... And that's pretty much FAIL when it doesn't get close transients and khdsfgkjhfgsk my brain
I guess what I'm trying to say is that I suck at figuring something like this out on my own and would need like further visual aid with something more complicated like some blasts going into a fill or something and just that being dissected so I would know how to do it- but that's not anyone elses responsibility to hold every noobs hand through basic stuff like this but this shit is driving me nuts because I don't want some lame ass robotic sounding stuff when I get back into recording when I get my new pc...
I think my bitching actually was the answer to my question, just need a confirmation from someone who does it regularly that this is the right set of steps since I am unable to do it physically right now due to my shitty old dell blah blah blah haha... It's all done in my head for now lol
Is this correct? Yay? Nay? Am I missing something critical in the video I've watched 99 times over that will lead me to a forehead slapping moment?
You slip everything together to keep the phase and to avoid flamming/delay and I may be answering my own question here, but do you just group everything around lets say the snare, since that would be the most common hit drum, with the OH's and toms and then when you're done with that, slip the toms...? What if slipping the snare moved a fill too early or late? Slip the toms with the OH's and then so forth and just keep bouncing everything or will that cause gap problems after the overheads are bounced... fuck...
I'm guessing it's like:
1)Kick slipped
2)Everything slipped- snr,oh,toms- according to snare
3)OHs and toms slipped
and all those steps in segments, correct?
but the whole bouncing thing get's weird for me... I still have yet to try it on my own- I'm used to Detect Silence>Quantize... And that's pretty much FAIL when it doesn't get close transients and khdsfgkjhfgsk my brain
I guess what I'm trying to say is that I suck at figuring something like this out on my own and would need like further visual aid with something more complicated like some blasts going into a fill or something and just that being dissected so I would know how to do it- but that's not anyone elses responsibility to hold every noobs hand through basic stuff like this but this shit is driving me nuts because I don't want some lame ass robotic sounding stuff when I get back into recording when I get my new pc...
I think my bitching actually was the answer to my question, just need a confirmation from someone who does it regularly that this is the right set of steps since I am unable to do it physically right now due to my shitty old dell blah blah blah haha... It's all done in my head for now lol
Is this correct? Yay? Nay? Am I missing something critical in the video I've watched 99 times over that will lead me to a forehead slapping moment?
