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Re: How would you record drums given this set of mics?

Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2015 6:01 pm
by Sex Panther
Fresh ears re-mixing today. Just sampled another snare...which is a lot of GD work. Since I can send it via midi, but it's one velocity, and it doesn't catch rim hits or quieter snare hits.

Here's the old:

http://theroaband.tripod.com/MixedDrums.mp3

And here's the new:

http://theroaband.tripod.com/OWMix.mp3

That fill at the end was a son of a bitch to match up right...

Re: How would you record drums given this set of mics?

Posted: Sat Apr 18, 2015 6:27 pm
by nakedzen
Highly recommend aptrigga trigger plugin. It's cheap and works, you can load multiple samples, blend the dry signal in etc.

Re: How would you record drums given this set of mics?

Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2015 11:40 am
by Sex Panther
nakedzen wrote:Highly recommend aptrigga trigger plugin. It's cheap and works, you can load multiple samples, blend the dry signal in etc.


That's a great plugin. If I had his snare here, I'd record some samples and mess with it...but I don't have enough good original samples to steal from so I'm just triggering SD Samples, and it's working.

Here it is with squashed parallel compression with transient shaper on the parallel track to kill the ping. It's a start, and I can separate the kick and snare now to give them some more space if need be...but I think in the context of a mix, this will work really well.

http://theroaband.tripod.com/OWMix2.mp3

Re: How would you record drums given this set of mics?

Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2015 1:23 pm
by nakedzen
You have these already?

http://www.freemusiciansresource.com/VST-detail/andy-sneap-drum-samples-download-them-here/

I use those snare samples a lot, they can really take a beating with a compressor.

Drums sound good to me already though!

Re: How would you record drums given this set of mics?

Posted: Sun Apr 19, 2015 1:56 pm
by ajaxlepinski
Sex Panther wrote:Fresh ears re-mixing today. Just sampled another snare...which is a lot of GD work. Since I can send it via midi, but it's one velocity, and it doesn't catch rim hits or quieter snare hits.

Here's the old:

http://theroaband.tripod.com/MixedDrums.mp3

And here's the new:

http://theroaband.tripod.com/OWMix.mp3

That fill at the end was a son of a bitch to match up right...


The old clip sounds like a timbali :lol:
It sounds like it's tuned too high and, if it's a real snare, it needs a zero ring. Zero rings are the shit bro! :thu: That's exactly what they're for... eliminating the ping. Can't say enough about them. Cheapest and least time consuming solution to your problem.

Even a heavier weight snare skin will help.
The new clip sound OK to me.