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RD- ill give that a try and see how that goes, but when i start getting into and the drums start moving wouldnt it just fall out of place? and Greg- So you suggest i tune the reso heads up a little bit? i have them pretty low but not low enough so if i was to hit them they wouldnt make a...

Ive been playing drums for a while but i still cant quite figure it out. Everytime i hit my kick drum my floor toms rumble. Mainly the reso heads. I know theres no way to make it completely stop. But is there a way i can lessen it other than moon gel? As far as i know i have the reso heads tuned...

Oh ok. Thanks. I had no clue what a pad was referring to

Question. What angle do you have the microphone sitting at? Do you have the top pointed straight at the tv or do you have the top pointing straight up into the air. Not trying to suggest anything just trying to start from the basics

I guess i have alot more research to do for this kind of recording lol. Btw what exactly did you mean by a pad?

Thanks. ill give that a shot

What kind of mic should i use for this? At my personal disposle i have a Audio Technica AT 2021, and a CAD GXL 1200. Would either of these work?

I've been using the Glen John technique along with close micing the drums. I want to try a new technique to expand my knowledge of techniques to record. Can anyone please explain to me how to properly set up my overheads and also is it possible to use large diaphragm condenser mics instead of...

Would it possibly be more beneficial to mix just the drums down to a sub track and than record everything else in the same project? When I have the 7 drum tracks and the 4 four guitar track and the bass track and however many vocal tracks I need my computer starts skipping and freezing. I'm...

Personally i think it sounded pretty damn good. Along with the band i recorded for. and i dont wanna do something thats not the right way of doing it. im trying to learn what i can to make it all sound right. and it just seemed like everyone told me its not really a good thing to do in the long run.

i considered it a weird weird approach simply because i havent really heard of anyone else whos doing it to my knowledge. To me its different.

When I do it ill keep the other projects incase of needing more edits and what not. I see where your all coming from. I wasn't sure if it was a terrible idea or not though

Just something different. I'm going to stop doing it though. Obviously a terrible idea

Ive gotten into the habit of mixing as i would call it kinda weird. For instance ill record drums, get it all how i want it, then mix it down into a solid track. Open a new project import the mixed track of drums into it put in my guitar and bass. same thing get it sounding how i want it then...

So you need the good sounding kick and the kick track itself correct? And I can't give both my children. But ill give you one and naming rights for the other haha

I guess i can give it a shot. Ive got nothing to lose.

I couldn't ask ya to do that dude. I appreciate the offer though. So this program is 100 bucks?

I have a good kick drum sound. Im recording for someone and the sound of the kick drum is kunda bad due to what he had in his kick. I need a program that will let me take my kick sound and put it where his is. Basically sample in my kick where his is to "enhance" the sound

I'm looking for a free ( hopefully ) program that will allow me to sample drum sounds into a mix. Anyone have any suggestions? Please and thank you :guitar: