Taking some of the processes of recording a band into isolation, we take a look at the drums. First, you’ll want to make sure you’ve optimized and tuned your kit for getting the best sound. Ribbon microphones are great for honing in on lower and mid-range frequencies. Keep in mind using the console EQ will prove to be very beneficial for the majority of your mix.
Key Takeaways:
- However, by looking at each process in isolation, it can be difficult to see how the whole fits together to result in a finished song. In this new series, we’re going to follow the development of two songs
- The first of these songs is Fade by Lock, a modern-sounding electro-rock track combining electronic and acoustic drums with synths and guitars.
- This track will have a looser feel and a more traditional rock sound, driven by acoustic drums, electric guitars, electric bass and an organ.
“If the room is big enough, you can probably get a number of different sounds simply by moving the kit into different locations, but even in small rooms, moving the snare a foot or two can change the reflection pattern and, if you’re lucky, you’ll be able to get close to the sounds you need.”
http://www.musictech.net/2016/11/how-to-record-a-band-part-1-drums/
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