Raw VS. Mixed Drum Tracks (night and day)
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- Опубликовано: 24 авг 2024
- I was blown away when I first entered a studio and heard what they can do in post-recording with drums. Here's an example.
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Thanks!!!
I'd love to see a similar comparison for guitar.
I agree!
YES
And bass also
Same
Yes
Shows that you can record drums with one mic and still sound good
yeah that surprised me. i was dreading having to buy like 20 different mics but i dont think its that necessary
What I love about this video is I listened to you play the drum track and thought 'I've heard that song a million times, I don't recall the high hat and cymbals being THAT prominent'. Then I pulled up the song and gave it a listen and sure enough, there it is. I find it interesting how different people can hear the same song so differently. I suppose my brain was more concerned with the guitar and vocals back then.
Awesome! Looking forward to those "How To" drum mixing vids!
Raw always sounds better to me. Drums, guitar, vocals. Unless im doing something reverb heavy
Nice to see another guitar and drum player. Do a video on the benefits of learning multiple instruments. I've noticed my songwriting and guitar playing improved learning drums. Before, I would go full guitar wank to fill in the space. Now my songs are more balanced and my sense of rhythm is improved.
That is so cool really love how you do all that keep your friends they're good to have. Again much thanks for the video.👍
Great video!
Absolutely love the drum vids mate! (Love all the videos haha). Makes me want to learn drums lol. Quite the difference between all the examples!. Great video Mike!
THANKS SO MUCH FOR MAKING THIS FIRST VIDEO!!!!
This is one of the best sounding drums I have heard, and it's on a GUITAR CHANNEL.
Haha!!!
Awesome!
Hope you keep this series going! 🤞🏻
That’s why I’m digging my electric kit. I can get that big mic’d up processed sound at half the volume (or less) of a standard kit.
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INSANE DIFFERENCE
Mixing is important, but most music since the 80s sounds overproduced to me. I'll take the production approaches from the 70s any day over the super compressed albums with a wall of overdubbed guitars today. If you put on headphones, a good 70s album sounds like you are in the room with the band. You can hear the individual instruments and mixes have actual dynamics.
I agree, I try not to overproduce drums because I still love the natural sound they make but sometimes it's fun to crank those knobs. ;)
That’s the spirit that I think most music today is lacking in, it’s such a subtle yet extremely important part of music
Not to mention the overproduced 80’s music is hard to replicate live if you’re in a cover band.
@@certifiedschizophrenic8598 they lack in talent too. a song is the sum of all parts. you put together virtuosos but can't write a proper song what do u get? overproduced wankery. i'd listen to a well-written pop song over a 10 minute rock material that's going nowhere
Awesome video as always!
Nice dude! Sounds good!
Cool vid mikey! Love it
As you say night and day. It just makes it sound alive.
That's great man, I had a raw sound with my Tama Starclassic Birch Bubinga set because we didn't process the sound at all. It was disappointing to put it mildly. I will have to learn how to produce on my own to get a better feel for recording. Thank you.
I like how they sound mic’ed raw to be honest.
I was just waiting for that kick to shine
Whoa, huge difference!
I enjoyed this demonstration as much as I enjoyed his Tshirt 👍
Loved it now I have to save up for some e drums 🙂
You could do a video on how you mix these drums!
Can you make a guitar technique video about trey azagthoth from morbid angel please that would be awesome
We'll fix it in the mix! ; Nice vid!
ex.1 natural sound organic
Sounds great. Are there drum samples added in the final mix, or is it just your performance?
Woah, I can really hear the difference between Raw and Processed.
I really want to get into drums, but I don't have enough room in my house
Mixing is super important. And not just for drums. So many songs have poor mixing with the bass guitar.
Tom's ringing...you mentioned Toms ringing.... That's my problem, Toms ring when they shouldn't, how do I eliminate that? Delete the Tom tacks until they are hit?
You can use gates, or really muffle your toms with gels. In a DAW you can edit out all the open space on the tin tracks but gates are easier and do the same thing.
huge difference
Performance over production. You could of recorded those on a old cassette recorder, and it still would of sounded great.
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It’s pretty damn good actually.
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It’s like the difference in a amplifier,usually they sound different than most demos,some it’s damn near a different amp,I never trust a sound demo of to much on you tube,get ya in the ballpark but that’s about it
If you had just played the raw track, I would have been fine with it. Hearing it back to back makes it glaringly obvious the post process work adds a big difference.
What microphones are you using ,could you include a link to a page of them please?
My next video will be on that for sure.
In the pocket bro
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Is that a cobra kai shirt?
Tuning is pretty important as well.
Do you know of any examples of poorly tuned drums? I hear this sometimes, but I'm not aware of what poorly tuned drums actually sound like.
@@someguy999 typing "bad drum tuning" in the search bar will provide you with examples.
no like ex.3
Wow im early