The Pun King
OK, so I sat down to do a couple more templates after the 'Queen' one and I just plain ran out of inspiration. Just couldn't get my limbs round the ideas I had so I've shelved them for tomorrow.
Instead, I set Reaper's metronome to 155bpm and spent three minutes kicking seven bells out of my drums. It's completely jammed but I think it's structurally sound.
Have fun.
No reverb on the HD
EDIT: Hmmm, it's a bit kick-heavy, isn't it? I'll re-upload ...
Instead, I set Reaper's metronome to 155bpm and spent three minutes kicking seven bells out of my drums. It's completely jammed but I think it's structurally sound.
Have fun.
No reverb on the HD
EDIT: Hmmm, it's a bit kick-heavy, isn't it? I'll re-upload ...
March 25, 2016 at 10:41 PM
Tofzegrit
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+1
March 25, 2016 at 11:50 PM
March 25, 2016 at 11:07 PM
aleonz
oh my WOW! this is really great !i can picture this song in my head , arghhhh wish I can play something more advance ! excellent track Martin!
+1
March 25, 2016 at 11:14 PM
kimbo
..a mate of mine 9sound engineer for some big bands taught me to mike the kick off axis and tape e credit card over the kick spot.. then change the beater for a wooden one. this gives a real crisp attack and still allows for a nice whoosh of air past he mike. (sorry if i'm teaching my granny:) )
+1
March 25, 2016 at 11:19 PM
mpointon
Thanks, Kimbo. All useful points :)
My kick is miked at about 5 o'clock which is where the 4" sound hole is. I point the D112 to the right of where the pedal hits the head. My kick pedal beater has four different surfaces: two felt, two hard plastic. I'm using the hard, flat plastic surface (maximum power!).
My Yamaha kit has a Remo 'Falam Slam' on it - a sticky-backed kevlar surface you stick where the beater hits the head and has a similar effect to a credit card. The Spaun kit, which I'm using here, doesn't have one as I haven't got round to buying one yet (it helps the head live a *lot* longer too).
I think, in this case, I left the kick fader up too high, basically. +0
My kick is miked at about 5 o'clock which is where the 4" sound hole is. I point the D112 to the right of where the pedal hits the head. My kick pedal beater has four different surfaces: two felt, two hard plastic. I'm using the hard, flat plastic surface (maximum power!).
My Yamaha kit has a Remo 'Falam Slam' on it - a sticky-backed kevlar surface you stick where the beater hits the head and has a similar effect to a credit card. The Spaun kit, which I'm using here, doesn't have one as I haven't got round to buying one yet (it helps the head live a *lot* longer too).
I think, in this case, I left the kick fader up too high, basically. +0
March 25, 2016 at 11:38 PM
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March 26, 2016 at 4:07 AM
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