Thank you! Needs more views, nice theme and quality:) For me, port hole allows me to put mic inside without problems, to catch beater head inside kick, second mic for kick out, change pos and etc. Without port hole I need to deinstall rezo, put mic inside, install back. “Damn, not good position!” and again:) Also interesting theme - how to tune kick heads. Try to tune beater very low, and rezo high. Idea to compare and show us results;)
Nice work, thank you. Porthole absolutely ruined the sound, it became like a basket ball rebound sound. Could work in context, but I'm guessing that is the cause of the lacking punch and low end of this bass drum that I hear on you TCV cover ;) If you need more attack sound without port hole, you can mike from front of the kick drum, a 421 well placed next to the beater will do well for that. A good condenser mic between snare and kick under the rack tom help a lot as well.
I’d blame my newbie EQing/mixing skills more than the bass drum. I thought I had mixed the kick on New Fang louder and with more low end than the original. Probably a mistake of mixing on headphones rather than studio monitors.
CHAPTERS:
0:00 Intro
0:33 Three variables
0:48 Non-variables
1:57 Bass drum samples
4:11 Samples condensed version
4:53 My recording setup
Porthole - Yes
Dampening - Yes
Rebound - No
Goated combination^^
Exactly my thoughts 🤘
Thank you! Needs more views, nice theme and quality:)
For me, port hole allows me to put mic inside without problems, to catch beater head inside kick, second mic for kick out, change pos and etc. Without port hole I need to deinstall rezo, put mic inside, install back. “Damn, not good position!” and again:)
Also interesting theme - how to tune kick heads. Try to tune beater very low, and rezo high. Idea to compare and show us results;)
Thank you, and that’s a great idea!
Nice work, thank you. Porthole absolutely ruined the sound, it became like a basket ball rebound sound. Could work in context, but I'm guessing that is the cause of the lacking punch and low end of this bass drum that I hear on you TCV cover ;) If you need more attack sound without port hole, you can mike from front of the kick drum, a 421 well placed next to the beater will do well for that. A good condenser mic between snare and kick under the rack tom help a lot as well.
I’d blame my newbie EQing/mixing skills more than the bass drum. I thought I had mixed the kick on New Fang louder and with more low end than the original. Probably a mistake of mixing on headphones rather than studio monitors.
@@someroomtodrum I understand, but even exagered by your treatements, this is the sound of the shell. I faced this so many time ;)