That's all personal preference. Some people love the ring, other people hate the ring. It all depends on how annoying it is...at least from my view. You can usually find it between 100Hz-300Hz...and can cut with a narrow band to limit it. When you get your EQ set to that 100-300 range, you can boost the EQ temporarily to find the exact tone of the ring. Once you find it, cut it to whatever degree you want.
We rigged it up for this video. We used a Protools interface with eight outputs, and ran the individual tracks into the inputs of the console, simulating a live band. For example, for drums, we ran the recorded kick channel output into the first channel of the console...and so on for each instrument.
I hear a small amount of ring in the snare at the end of the resonance, should I try to get rid of that?
That's all personal preference. Some people love the ring, other people hate the ring. It all depends on how annoying it is...at least from my view. You can usually find it between 100Hz-300Hz...and can cut with a narrow band to limit it. When you get your EQ set to that 100-300 range, you can boost the EQ temporarily to find the exact tone of the ring. Once you find it, cut it to whatever degree you want.
How are you getting the M7 to have playback?
We rigged it up for this video. We used a Protools interface with eight outputs, and ran the individual tracks into the inputs of the console, simulating a live band. For example, for drums, we ran the recorded kick channel output into the first channel of the console...and so on for each instrument.