drum bass loop

[vajraloka1]

why do drums seem to be in a certain key to me? like this is in g or c or there about. besides the bass--or F

[vajraloka1]

why do drums seem to be in a certain key to me? like this is in g or c or there about. besides the bass

[kmp3000]

Cool beats.

[mattcittadino]

Great to jam over..thank you!

You should do more like this..great sound!

You've got the rhythm my friend!

[mattcittadino]

Great to jam over..thank you!

You should do more like this..great sound!

[crazyfy1]

thats dope

[bonifaciodachuva]

Good to jam with you!

[GuitarJamTracks]

Just Awesome! Fantastic sound!

[Larrysperf]

then why are you using for overheads

[naedsukram]

They were left set-up from another recording I was doing, I needed to close mic each cymbal, not ideal mic choice though for general overhead.

[Larrysperf]

Are 58 condenser mics, as I was always told to use them for overheads. Sorry just learning all the mixing stuff

[naedsukram]

No, shure 58s are dynamic mics, for live gigs, designed for vocals.

[wildbill1240]

hey Dean, that snare sounds really good in the mix. I can feel the attack coming through the speakers really powerfully. I like your new overhead situation. It definitely works for the rock sound.

[naedsukram]

Hi Bill,

A lot of the snare sound you're hearing is largely a heavily compressed bottom skin sound+some room in there aswell.Cheers mate.

[mikedevelta]

Hi Dean,

Nice to see a newey.

Playing around with your overheads?

Are they 58's?

[naedsukram]

Hi Mike,

Yeah, 58s, everything is still close miked from doin some rock stuff. Less phase issues, and duller sounding mics can sound good on cymbals+greater control.