Drums.
-2 overhead. (old shure sm 585s)
-1 snare mike.(audix i5 not in mix)
-1 kick mike.(mxl 990, just a trigger used drumagog)
-Into MOTU 8pre.
-Tracked Into Reaper.
-Simple Drum mix. I agree... Theyre panned hard L and R but Id like to close it up a bit more. I dont know how to break the stereo pair in nuendo
.
-As for the guitar I can agree. Although that is sort of a sound he tries to get. He likes to turn his treble way up on his guitar so it sticks out and leaves -more room for the bass. But theres a lack of some meat on there.Thats where the bass should come in on his mix. We recorded that bass really roughly. He played it fine but it was just a scratch track. Didn't take any time tweaking (or tuning for that matter
). I'd like to have the bass take up a lot more of the low end. I feel like it would make up for some of the guitars which lack that bottom end meat.
-For the rest of the song. I gave him the tracks cause he just got a new thing to record with on his laptop(tascam us-122). He's gonna try and record his own vocals and wants his girlfriend to play bass for the track too. He's a good friend of mine so I don't mind recording a few tracks for him. I'd actually like to do it more often(maybe with some vocals next time).
Network Of Halo's
-He's a low-fi indie rock guy. Thats his music if you're interested in hearing the vocals and everything on a 4 track. Personally I think he does a 4 track pretty good justice.
Thanks for throwing in what you think. I appreciate hearing it.
