70s Drum Sounds | RECORDING and MIX Breakdown

[@liamfitzdrums]

It'd be interesting to hear the difference between micing the drums from inside the shell. With single headed drums, some engineers would place a mic inside the drums, much like what is done with bass drums now-a-days.

[@Spike_365]

This kit sounds soo good, also I really like that ending song, went and followed that guy on Spotify and added that song

[@stiffyBlicky]

literally perfect man

[@kylekrysadrums]

Wow, thank you!

[@tonepantsmusic]

Tone 🤌 This made me an ORTF believer ❤

[@eameshigh2245]

Love the videos! Can’t wait to hear what else you come up with!

[@jared_farney_audio]

Love it. Sounds super good man!

[@kylekrysadrums]

Thank you!

[@demonicsweaters]

Great sound! Very cool drum kit too!

[@VibeTribeSlowed]

Definitely earned a sub bro

[@kylekrysadrums]

Thanks!

[@tomkelsey2303]

You have to stick those mikes up the rump of those concert toms about a couple inches in to get a good 70s sound.

[@kylekrysadrums]

I've heard of this technique, i'll have to try it out.

[@tomkelsey2303]

@kylekrysadrums yeah, the whole point was to isolate each mike-to-drum, preventing bleed.

[@AlmostReady504]

Yep. That's how they did it back then

[@omasailo]

Sounds amazing, one thing i noticed is the bass is really present in the mix, even in phone speakers, how did u achieve that?

[@johnnyangel6983]

How did you tune this?

[@JulianFernandez]

yessir

[@AlmostReady504]

The worst thing about the 70s drum sound is its not attractive. No bottom heads and open bass drum are simply ugly.... but effective

[@frankspikes7858]

Every thing has it's place. I am just not a fan of the 70s drum sound. Flat and dead.

[@AlmostReady504]

That was the idea

[@Sunkenballs12]

Womp womp

[@M1st3rTee]

No taste