hi dudes :>
this is my first post in this forum :)
it's about drums you see :)

I was wondering if you guys could help me out with this. .

hello all, when i got my digi002 i received a free reson CD in the pack which is kind of cool, BUT i dont think its the full version. (does anyone know if it is?)

Anyway I'm looking for a drum sampler/loop program to use with Pro Tools and whilst looking thought this search i found that people are using reason and i tried it and its pretty cool.

I am just wondering what type of mic set up do you prefer for drum overheads..XY, spaced pair..?

Hey guys, I'm about to enter the studio to record drums for my record. The thing is that the studio doesn't have the kickdrum mics that I'm looking for, and I couldn't find anyone to rent me a Shure Beta52. But some guy offered me a mic of the brand I guess it's K&K. the model is B07. .is it a good option?.

Thanks in advance :D

I recently read about this technique and gave it a try on the last album i did. It turned out FANTASTIC. Basicly it is a way to pepper in a lo-fi vibe to a otherwise crisp hi-fi drumkit... its a common trend with the rock revial bands like: the strokes, killers, franz f., etc.

I have Cubase SX, and after a few months Ive gotten to know my way around a little bit, but it still isn't user friendly at all, especially for sequencing drums. I looking for a program that has bulit in support for EASLIY creating your own drum loops and implementing them seamlessly into your project. Doing drums on Cubase makes me want to stop recording all together. thanks a lot!

Hey guys, a question for you, when i mic up our drummers kick drum we want it to sound more of a click/thud/punch sound instead of a thump sound or a beat sound, for example The Ataris have it in there songs, could any of you lot give me a clue on how to do this.

...besides an AKG D112, Shure 52, Audix D6 or a Sennheiser MD421. :)

Hello all,
I would like to do next month a recording of "folk music"in a valley at the northwest of my province, Tucumán, Argentina.
This recording is very important for me because the musicians are now 80 years old and perhaps soon they will be no more playing.