Hero Of The Day (old)

[NTK88]

Recorded and mixed this a few months ago.

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=662049

Gear used in production:

Tascam DP-01
Peavy 4 channel Mixer
3 shure SM 57 mics
1 beta 52 mic
Jackson Guitars
Ariana Guitars
Crate Amps
Fender Amps
PDP FS Birch Drums
Sabian B8 / B8 Pro Cymbals
Remo Pinstripe Batter Heads
Adobe Audition
Oktava MK something (came free with tascam )

 

[NTK88]

edited above with link. OOps!

 

[CIRO]

Hi, NTK88

You will have a much better feedback posting in MP3 mixing clinic, take a look.



Ciro
my songs
www.soundclick.com/openstation

 

[NTK88]

Aye, i thought i was in the right forum!
Thanks

 

[MCI2424]

Well recorded drums.

Sorta like a Fleetwood Mac song.

 

[NTK88]

Thank you for that.
Played them as well as recorded them.

Beta-52 Bass Drum
SM 57 - Snare , L/R Overheads

 

[pangalactic]

Did you use any samples or anything on the drums? They sound damn good.

 

[NTK88]

No samples.
Just tuned them.

 

[Ironklad Audio]

the shitty metallica song?

 

[Garik]

did anyone else noticed the phase issues with guitard in the middle of the song? about 2:17

 

[NTK88]

did anyone else noticed the phase issues with guitard in the middle of the song? about 2:17

I dont notice anything.
If this helps, I have two guitars panned right and left and a center track that is only accenting. I didnt notice anything though

 

[pangalactic]

No samples.
Just tuned them.

Cool. They sound good. If I can get my drums to sound like that I'll be made up. What kit are you on?

EDIT: Never mind. It's in the first post.

 

[NTK88]

Ya the biggest thing with drums is tuning and head selection.
A well tuned Poplar export can sound very close to a well tuned Maple masters, so close that the untrained ear cannot notice and in most cases even a trained ear. Infact I tested this by posting clips of some exports recorded by a professional engineer and most guesses were infact high end kits.