Re: recording of bassdrum

Message posted by Jeanette <[email protected]>:

one of the problems when recording music on separate tracks is often the attention given to each track and not to the music as a whole 
Gilles Ruppert <[email protected] wrote:
> Keep in mind that the Drums is a unity and not only different instruments!! Listen to the whole drum kit and the entire mix to mix it. You would be suprised how awful the BD often sounds on international publications, when you listen to it alone, but in the unity and the mix it is just how it should be. Don't take these tips as a bible ;-) Try what you can reach with different Mic's, positions, damping material, compressor & EQ settings etc.

I have to agree with this 100% and when playing around and experimenting alway listen to the music as a whole and not just separate track, and also, try and listen to the music on different players, because not all music players will give you the same sound that you get in a studio. obviously.



http://www.mydrumsclub.com/

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