Recording extreme metal drums Part 1
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personally it doesn't make a difference when i mix whether it's midi data or not. a midi not is nice i guess, easy to quantize depending on the daw. personally, i'd just RATHER record the real drum sound because worst case scenario... i'll just replace the transients with samples. best case scenario, i get a GREAT snare or kick sound that i would have missed out on with triggers
2 years ago 9
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Triggers are essential for just about any metal band.
When you try and play live in a band you will realize. Recording can be a bit different, but triggering isn't the source of all the lazy drumming its people who abuse triggering by fucking with their pedal tension
2 years ago 4
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Zildjian crashes suck my cock.
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idk man triggering just the bass drum is alright, but the whole kit is just overkill imo
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@Poz42 i have all the drumagog samples and they all sound like fucking SHIT...audix d6, low cut filter, mid cut, boost 3700-8000khz, then add a lil bass, and bam, should sound pretty epic check out my song on my channel don't forgive me father
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fucking love toontrack :p
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how hard is it taking that kit to gigs ??
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@damienro0 no prob man!
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@guitarsbunch347 Dat was really useful man, thanks!!
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@damienro0 triggering is an alternative way of recording drums. instead of actually capturing the sound of the drum with a microphone like you would a guitar or vocals, it just senses every time you hit the drum and it sends a midi signal to a drum machine or the computer and the drums sounds are created there... hope that helped
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Pallets as acoustic diffusors??? Never saw something like this :)
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Love me the KM84's. That far away, do you get more plosives from high hat air puffs?
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WHY DON'T YOU JUST USE DRUM AGOG TO TRIGGER FROM YOUR RECORDED DRUMS SO HAVE HAVE BOTH? OR AT LEAST THE OPTION
Poz42 8 months ago
@Poz42 Did that in the past. Bad rolls still get into the overheads. This way I was able to fix rolls with no overhead bleed. That was the idea. None of the tones in the view are on the album except snare in overheads.
extremerecording 7 months ago
It took me about 7mins+ to realise that you were the drummer for the band. Doh! hehe...
thegreatbasher 11 months ago
@thegreatbasher I'm the guitar player and engineer.
extremerecording 7 months ago