I am running a Digi 003 with a MBP and basically wanted to get some techniques on recording drums in sections, then putting them together for a final mix. I can play drums, but to play a song from start to finish to a click track would be nearly impossible. I am going to be playing the drums, as well as using the computer, so I guess you could say I am flying solo on this one.

Hi everybody! I'm new here, but producing music is my life (I'm only 21 now) and I have been reading EVERYthing about the subject for the last 4 years. I absolutely LOVE compression, ENDLESS eq, and volume balancing, and basically every technical tidbit I can get my hands on... yes, this is my whole world, and yes, I think of everything I ever hear in terms of frequencies.

Hey guys, i'm looking to start up some home recording space, however i need some gear suggestions.

(Hip hop)

i realised when i make beats with an artist i always a) have trouble finding nice drums or b) spend time EQing them while I'm making the track. The point I'm trying to make is- it wastes a lot of time (creative time).

Hey, Im from Colombia and Im into recording a percussion group, similar to STOMP. Any help with that? Tips, Info, Links. thanks!

Alright so I know what the purpose of a LD Condenser microphone on the outside of a kick drum (resonant head) is used for (ie. fuller more deep sound) but my question is what do those of you who use this second mic do with it.

Do you just combine the tracks in the mixer going into either software or tape? Or do you keep it seperate.

Hi!

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Hi everyone. I'm starting to record a musical/theatrical proyect called TEKEYE, from Bogota Colombia. The recording is only for the musical part, some of the instruments that will be recorded are: Plastic Trash cans, basketballs, brooms, matches, pans, water cans etc. It is very similar to the STOMP format.

I was really into the AKG D112 Kick Mic but then my friend told me that the Blue Kickball Condenser Mic was the best out there, especially because of the price.

Whats the deal with the mic. Which should I go with? I want a very versatile mic.

okay up until now (the ~5 years ive been home recording) ive always used midi drums, lately DKFH2, and have learned the ins and outs of mixing them to taste, but ive run into a problem. were recording live drums for my bands demo, and have been unsuccessful twice now.