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Sound Recording and Reproduction
Recording (live or studio)
Heavy audio processing management for drum's close mics and overheads.
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[QUOTE="abquestion, post: 344984"] Albatrocity thanks for reply. I guess I didn't word my question in correct way and made mistake when wrote that they use ribbon ''on'' snare. I wanted to say ''and'' instead. I'm surprised how these guys assign FXs, compression to close mics and overheads so that together they sound the way they sound- like processed loops or drum machines? I'm 100% sure that they don't use any programmed patterns. The Roots drummer said this about his playing: "I'm really into the game of making people guess, is it a machine, or is it him?''... ''I was really sounding like a drum machine. I would have arguments with people: no that's me playing'' I just found this video [[URL][/URL]="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UgMiGqA6xtA"]YouTube - Pharrell & The Yessirs. The Making Of "How Does It Feel?"[/[URL][/URL]] It looks that he is using AKG on overheads and Ribbons. I can't identify close mics. Also I found info that he sometimes use guitar amps as drum FX. Any help to analyze the mic setup in video or possible processing methods will be appreciated. [/QUOTE]
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