Synth would be the easiest way i believe. You should try some softsynths if you dont own any hardware one. The slide on the guitar and the pitch shifter sounds nice too! Try it. Perhaps it wont sound exactly as a theremin but i think the result could be really interesting
Thanks moresound, I had been really busy for a couple of weeks. Seems like no one on this forum has a job! Hahaha theyre always posting no matter what time it is
Well my priority now are Naiants and then Ill get some other mics, probably a ribbon and a condenser
After nearly two months of patiantly (impatiantly at some points) waiting for my EV 635A I purchased online to arrived, today the mailman ringed my bell with some good news.
First, how can it take so long? I had ordered some stuff on ebay before and it had been shipped via USPS, took about 3 or...
I think ill drop the idea. Ill get angood drummer and ill treat my room. It works fornpomplamoose with thier funky style, but i doubt it will work for the krautrock beat i have in mind
But actually I heard Jack Conte from Pomplamoose records his drums that way. I think it works well for him, perhaps not with every musical genre and anyway I think it involves lots of practice and experimentation
Ok im not a trained drummer, I just have a kit home for band rehearsals. My last band is on a type of hiatus since one of the guitar players and the drummer are out of the country for a year.
I do know how to play drums, but im far from being great. Ive been trying to record a beat but I just...
Well, Ill get them in a week. As kip said, for that price and quality I'll find a use for them. Even if they dont work so great on drums due to my room, they could have some use close to the source
@moresound
LOL
@guitaristic
well my ceilings are about 8' tall, room is 15'x10'
@kip4
actually I have seen your review, it was very helpful! Thats why I decided to go for them. I think you're right, at that price I can find a use for them.
On drums they would be used as overheads. I like...