Hey guys,

Does anyone know anything about BFD FXpanion Drum Suite? I think that is what it's called.

I wanna do a lot of solo stuff, so I'm looking for some realistic drum software. If you have any suggestions besides the BFD, then let me know!

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I want a nasty, blown out drum sound a la the flaming lips. .what's the best way to accomplish this? Some crazy compressor?

I am looking in the Interstate Music catalogue for a good mid-priced snare to get for my studio. Also, a set of congas?

I want it for sessions that require subtle snare accompanyment. Brush work and quiet rI'm shot stuff.

hey guys how's the going?

i've been told the D112 is the standard for kick drums. i was also told the Audix D6 was better for recording than the D112. also was told that Beyer M88 'wears out ' pretty fast and i would have to replace the capsule a lot ( except for the older m88 ones.. ). then there's also that Electro-Voice mic...

Yup,
I've searched the forums and google...

Just been working with a producer who was using drumagog on his PC to trigger nice samples for drums and was most impressed with it's interface, but can't find anything like it for Mac. Did find apTrigga, but it just didn't compare...

I am using Pro Tools LE on MBOX. What drum machine (software based) is good to use (third party) or which one is used most.?

thanks in advance

I have an SM57, SM58, and an MXL condenser mic. What can I do with these as far as drums go to record rock and roll?

Hi...this is my first post, and I just wanted to start out by saying that this site is a fantastic resource. However, I searched the old threads, and still couldn't quite get an answer to my question. So here goes:

Just thinking about experimenting here, and I'm sure someone has done this before... I've seen live drum setups that use 2 pairs of LDC mics (Mike Portnoy of Dream Theater for example) but I don't know if they're as concerned with phase as we are around here...