Urgent Drum Miking Question

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yaknski said:
Double the kick
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When you say double the kick, am I processing the doubled track differently? If I just double it aren't I just adding volume?

Sorry the NOOB is just trying to cover all the basis

thnx for the input
 
jeliot86 said:
When you say double the kick, am I processing the doubled track differently? If I just double it aren't I just adding volume?

Sorry the NOOB is just trying to cover all the basis

thnx for the input
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Lol. Don't listen to him. Doubling the kick is an old inside joke in here and it does nothing but make the kick louder.
 
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It's great to see the care you are putting into getting a great drum sound! You know, I wouldn't mind taking a stab at mixing this record. I just commissioned a new console and I'm dying to try it (free of charge of course)!
I'd start by doubling the kick! :laughings:
Of course I'd want to hear your mix too. I'm just always curious to hear how other folks tracking sounds on my gear. :)
 
xaqmusic said:
It's great to see the care you are putting into getting a great drum sound! You know, I wouldn't mind taking a stab at mixing this record. I just commissioned a new console and I'm dying to try it (free of charge of course)!
I'd start by doubling the kick! :laughings:
Of course I'd want to hear your mix too. I'm just always curious to hear how other folks tracking sounds on my gear. :)
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We still have a little ways to go on the recording but we are on the back end of it. I think hearing a second mix would probably be a great learning tool for me, and I'm sure the guys would like to hear a different mix as well. If you want to give the tracks a test run on your gear, I can probably put something together.
 
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