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Snare 2 Try again Ill try again with Snare 2. Let me know if it works.

No, full acoustic set. The one thing I cannot verify since I did not record the drums is the signal chain from the mic going into protools. Im guessing they were gated to stop too much bleed, and also I don't know if the guy who recorded them would have printed them with compression. I do...

Dry drums with Snare centered Two samples for you here. Snare 1 mix = just the one close mic right on the snare Snare 2 mix = just the snare that bled into the Tom1 mic. Just raw drums with no processing at all on them. No trickery :) FYI, there is also dual OH mics panned hard right and...

The snare is panned to the left because remember I had two snare tones going and I panned one left (close mic) and one right (tom1 mic). I simply forgot to pan that close mic back to center when I bounce it. Do you want me to bounce another sample with the close mic centered? Not sure on the...

Here is an attachment of the dry drums Thanks for taking the time.

This artist wants big verb on this song as it is called "In the Palace of the Dead" It is a really cool old school type songs that has a modern day Black Sabbath type vibe to it. They want big drums as if you are in the palace. I personally love verb on drums and think its time for metal to...

I agree on the snare having more body, but I was going to add that in once I know how the entire mix sits. I don't feel it was that much editing, also it was an experiment to see how it all the tracks worked together. So in that regard Im glad I did it. I learned a lot. Would you have any...

I am full of trickery :) I had to add to the overall snare sound by cutting out the snare hits from one of the tom mic's just to achieve the tone it has, otherwise you'd really be bothered by just the snare close mic by itself. I panned one left and one right, so you are hearing the tom mic...

Hello. Could you please give me some feedback on this drum mix. - Is the kit balanced? - good tone ? - could you rank it by either beginner, amateur, semi-pro or soon to be pro, or full pro tone? I know it is tough to tell as it is JUST the drums, but any experienced studio guys out there...

Hello, I have been recently learning pro tools. I am at the stage where I am comfortable recording as well as mixing and adding effects. I was wondering what the next step you would suggest for mastering my mixes? Is there software or do I need hardware. Im sure there is both, but for doing...

I guess the pickups are just called EMG 707's.

There is no wiggle room on this guitar, they are indeed the same size with no wiggle room. See for yourself here Jeff Loomis NT - Schecter Guitar Research

it is simply that the guitars pickups and the hole they go in measure 3.5 inches wide. If I wanted to drop in a duncan distortion 7 I would have to route out the slot wider as the Duncan pickup is 3.70 wide from where the mounts are. I just won't physically fit. I wonder why Schecter would...

I figured it out. Its in a setting within the M-Box Pro users App, just had click a couple times and got them routed the same.

Any know how I can route the output signal so it goes to both headphone jacks? Basically I want to be able to hear the same output out of both headphone jacks. Thanks

By comparing the dimensions and design of the pups and the size of the pickup bay.

I was thinking a Duncan Distortion7. It is possible due to the way the body is carved out just for that EMG 707 Blackout pickup which is smaller.

If anyone is familiar with the Schecter, Jeff Loomis model 7 string guitar. I personally love the feel of this guitar but hate the 707 blackout pickups. I want to change them out, but the way the guitar is designed it seems it is made for only these pickups. Other brands PuPs won't fit...

Ok yeah, that makes sense. I can hear that now. The smooth movement with no fret noise. Im guessing in addition a peticular setting on a Chorus pedal, or some kind of filter. Maybe a controlled filter with a pedal? Thanks for the info. Good starting point.

Sorry I was mistaken on the song. The song I meant was "Hey You" by Pink Floyd. But Im guessing by your response that you kinda knew what I meant. Please let me know if it is something different.