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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ม.ค. 2024
- In this video I show you how to tune, place mics, record and mix a snare drum!
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Great video dude, capturing it correctly in the first place is such an important part of the process that is lost on a lot of people. When you have a great performance captured correctly it enables your mixing and or mastering engineers to make the performance really shine and not just be doing damage control.
Great info!!!💯
Good stuff bro! Super helpful. Thanks for sharing.
Love this video, but another huge tip I found was by Chris Greenly from Bethel, MIC IN LINE WITH THE SNARE WIRES!!! (Top and bottom)
Sounding good dude! Love the detailed explanation
just right snare wires.. well. Yes.. but that point has many details: most snares will sound better ( this is subjective) with a little tighter than what you used here, and also listen to the low end.. when the wires are just right you will get a POP in the low end that gives you a fuller beefier sound.. try it folks. Well.. this is of course just my perception .
The acoustic sound and a great snare is all u need...then just mic up with a 57 on top, whatever on the chain, buss the chain mic with verb and it's done. Bam! Sikk
Realy sounds great, but i`m a drummer, no sound engineer. How can i get this sound in a live situation. Don`t get it.
Slow attack fast release? Interesting…
Mic placement... and nothing about the phase shift? :/
Cut Footloose!
63 here! A ton of studio recordings... The tuning part is OK, but I would drop the under mic on your snare... Too much overtone and proximity to your kick... Standard is one snare mic on top catching it and your high hat...
Yeah, also sometimes, two "fingers" is too close. Too zoomed in on the head. The further you get back, within reason, captures a wider picture of the drum, without as much proximity effect. You don't need to cut out so much "woofiness" later with with plugins. Cool video though. thanks! The tuning part was right on!
With all that processing, why not just use a sample? IMHO it doesn't sound like a drum anymore. It sounds pretty good, yeah, just...not like an actual drum. A natural, acoustic DRUM.
It sounds like cheap drum sample for me.