Will my drums work in a mix?

[Ganks]

Hey guys,

I was bored and I'm waiting on the band, so I felt like posting something.

We tracked real drums for this EP, but they didn't work out. One of the guys in the band programs drums, and the tracks we recorded would have taken WAY too long to edit, so I got him to program the drum tracks.

Anyways,
Think is the first time I've used programmed cymbals.
Do you think these work will in the mix?

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2798302/VULTURES_NEWDRUMS.mp3

 

[Unavailable]

404. Not working for me.

Edit: Ok it's working now, sounds good, but those cymbals are very fake and cheap sounding.

 

[fuimjb]

Those sound really good. What kind of processing was used? And what samples?

 

[alan1990]

record real cymbals I would hope he could atleast play the cymbals in time

 

[the omega experiment]

Sounds great, but maybe a bit of a low mid cut in the toms? they have a bit of a ring...but im sure you noticed. Is that Superior drummer?

 

[arv_foh]

gate the toms, they ring out for a pretty long time

 

[Charles J]

you need way more room on your cymbals and toms dude...

btw, this is most definitely SSD 3.0 (or similar).

AND KEEP the velocities of ALL the cymbals between 119 and 122, randomly. That's the secret to SSD cymbals sounding more realistic.

 

[kernelxsanders]

hahah no one would have guessed, but its acoustica beatcraft.

 

[AerialThesis]

IMO, the snare and the china is the only samples that sound natural on these drums

 

[XxRobbieChaosxX]

you need way more room on your cymbals and toms dude...

btw, this is most definitely SSD 3.0 (or similar).

AND KEEP the velocities of ALL the cymbals between 119 and 122, randomly. That's the secret to SSD cymbals sounding more realistic.

You must feel so stupid right now.