Hi,
so I did a search on this subject but couldn't find a thread.
I really like how the kick translates from the get-go.
Do someone know how the recording chain of the bass drum was?
Slipperman, are you there?
I can swear I remember seeing Slipperman's post on how he recorded drums for that thing. I guess I'm delusional... Or maybe that was for that Team Headbang track?
Anyway would like to know too...
However, funny enough but I don't like how that sound fits into the song. Sure it's great sound but I would prefer more rounder kick sound.... Call me crazy
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I will say this, however: The day I won't help a crescendo with volume automation, to achieve greater musical effect, duck down a rhythm guitar during a sparse passage, or ride a lead vocal, all because I am afraid it will slightly compromise audio quality, I may as well stop mixing altogether.
otek
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no one has ever figured out a way to separate risk from opportunity.
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Originally Posted by Slipperman
If it's NEVER gonna get done... It doesn't matter much what it sounds like.
Nope your right! he did describe how it was recorded! I think it was in the one of threads leading up to the mixit4 !?
I did search his last posts and found nothing. Maybe somebody quoted his PM or something?
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Originally Posted by otek
I will say this, however: The day I won't help a crescendo with volume automation, to achieve greater musical effect, duck down a rhythm guitar during a sparse passage, or ride a lead vocal, all because I am afraid it will slightly compromise audio quality, I may as well stop mixing altogether.
otek
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Originally Posted by Slipperman
no one has ever figured out a way to separate risk from opportunity.
Quote:
Originally Posted by Slipperman
If it's NEVER gonna get done... It doesn't matter much what it sounds like.
MixIt4 bass-drum recording chain?
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