
junplugged
Taking the slow road
I'm wondering since this is Home recording, and since it's a lot harder to capture drums on a recording than many other instuments since it's really 7 or more instruments and it's all acoustic and loud, etc.
Do you record you drums a lot at your place?
Can you even have drums where you live?
If you have them there, can you even play them there?
If you have them there, do you record them often?
If you record them, are you recording just your drums, or are you set up for a band to be in the same space as your kit?
Or do you always have to transport them somewhere for rehearsal and recording and set up mics every time?
Or do you just use minimal mic'ing just for analysis of your playing and rarely record?
Do you add drums to other's pre-recorded tracks for collaboration?
Just wondering b/c I am lucky enough to have a kit here and am just starting to learn how to mic it and play it, but for my good tracks, I'll need a player for them or add drums by a player later.
(-poll is a little messed up, but I can't edit it....)
Do you record you drums a lot at your place?
Can you even have drums where you live?
If you have them there, can you even play them there?
If you have them there, do you record them often?
If you record them, are you recording just your drums, or are you set up for a band to be in the same space as your kit?
Or do you always have to transport them somewhere for rehearsal and recording and set up mics every time?
Or do you just use minimal mic'ing just for analysis of your playing and rarely record?
Do you add drums to other's pre-recorded tracks for collaboration?
Just wondering b/c I am lucky enough to have a kit here and am just starting to learn how to mic it and play it, but for my good tracks, I'll need a player for them or add drums by a player later.
(-poll is a little messed up, but I can't edit it....)