Free Recording & Mixing Metal Drums Lessons with David Gnozzi
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Shadow Hills mastering compressor on drum buss, NoiseAsh 31102 for eq and grit on kick & snare. NoiseAsh RuleTec for kick.
@@kobuk marvellous! Thanks for sharing!
Pre's transformers mainly.
One per channel.
Parrallel compression
The Waves L2 and Scheps Omni Channel
Waves Bass is great on Kick and Toms
David that was brilliant....You Rock!!!!!!! Thanks to the PLAP team for the video
Thanks Joey! Thanks ever so much!
using $8000 on mics and another$20000 on preamps and then replace the whole thing with samples is brillant?
So many genres to learn from, can get something out of everything!
Agreed 100%! Very well said
Thanks David! Great video
Thanks ever so much
Love David's channel
Me too! Thanks ever so much
Thx warren great video🤘🔥🔥
Thanks ever so much
Very Cool! And Informative!! thanks ever soo much!!!!
Thanks ever so much
David never disappoints. Everything he puts out is gold.
Indeed! Thanks ever so much!
it's crazy how that bird just stayed on his head the whole time and never got scared or flew away
Great, great video, learned so much from this! (wished I saw this before releasing my latest song though...;))
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How rec midimetal
David had a gift from Gordon Shumway it seems (16:39), lucky him x).
Same from an Alien Life Form also (25:31). So many private patrons ^^.
Ohh nice, wassup David!!
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YESSSS I was hoping for something like this soon! Specifically with David, he has mixed and mastered some of my favorite sounding songs of all time
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Fantastic stuff -- David's knowledge is something I leverage a lot -- that's why I'm subbed to his channel too!
Marvellous! Thanks ever so much Billy!
David is definitely a cool guy and always glad to hear someone share their knowledge/experience since it'll be different than mine. And, someone who loves MOTU!
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I live for metal drum recording lessons! Thank you🎉
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16:00 MAutoAlign from Melda Production is very helpful for phase-alignment.
That was great!!!
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That Soundtoys SIE EQ is an unsung hero when it comes to adding low end and thickness to signals.
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Brilliant as always thanks, are the overhead mics bi-directional like a parallel Blumlein pair? Or are they cardioid? It's years since I recorded a drum kit so I'm used to seeing the spaced pair as you mentioned....
That was the same question I had as soon as I saw the setup.
@@kobuk Hi Sean, yeah it's interesting, isn't it?? If I find out I will let you know!
Typically I use overheads in Cardioid!
@@Producelikeapro Thanks Warren....I thought that might be the case with them being more directional, I think it was the config that got me thinking about the 'Blumlein" thing!
@@kobuk Hey Shaun, apparently they are cardioid!
So basically the samples are super predominants for snare and drum that you could not showing us all the mic placements :) I'd really liked to listen a real drum for metal...but sample...are simpler :)
The overheads seems a little bit odd. Because in a setup like this, you would get like a front/back stereo image from the kit instead L/R. Or do I miss something here?
There are a ton great drum recording videos on YT. This is not one of them.
11:19 - the camo makes sure that resonance won't find the kick mics.
If we were in a field maybe? LOL
Haha indeed The Song Academy!
No hate at all but I feel like David does a lot of super petty stuff that could easily be done with just one step or isn't even audible at all. Like the processing of that snare: EQ boosting a shitload of high end into an EQ boosting another shitload of high end, adding 1,125% of harmonic distortion and then sending it into a super weird constellation of a parallel compressing insert (?).
I was kinda sceptic but remained curious watching him doing these moves but when the mix plays at 22:22 I could't hold back my laugh to honest.
Where can I listen to the full song?
Also the recording "trick" with the overhead mics seems to be a little weird - aren't these mics recording in mono? How can that constellation prevent the kick to be too much on the left and right channel when the tracks are going to be panned 100 l/r? Plus: How can he say at the beginning he's going to mix a Industrial Metal Band when this is obviously just some mediocre metalcore band?
Tip with the shell mic placement was good tho.
I guess I'll stick with some other recording dudes on TH-cam..
What is the track name? Killer sounds