Drums and your environment

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jksuperstar
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Drums and your environment

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Damn cool video of drumming in various environments. As an experiment (in adding no reverb).

http://www.thisiscolossal.com/2013/12/n ... -drumming/

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beautiful!

this shows EXACTLY why it's so important to do something about the room. this also shows the futility of trying to get a specific sound in the wrong environment.
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nice :-)
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As long as no trains, cars or Skaters come along. :D

There's a guy in town who is really motivated, he's a young upcoming DJ who has Snare and Kick samples of various ambiences from dry concrete Flood ways, Tunnels, sand dunes, you name it, and I heard the guy a few weeks back at a club and his stuff has all of the kids excited, as where ever he goes he draws big time.

He tends to mix the drums a little hot IMHO, but I could actually hear the natural reflections.
Uses an H4 Zoom then transfers to the MPC with no FX, except a rare Reverb, which he uses so sparsely that everyone notices it.

This is how we did back in the era of the Emulator II. Bathtub Snare, Sewer Kicks, etc.
I was actually re motivated after hearing this guy, for about 9 or 10 hours before slipping back into dairyland... :cry:
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Awesome, I really enjoyed it! :)
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