Amazing emulations. They really do make a huge difference, especially if you want to change the sound in post and not rely on triggers. My question however is, how do you get so little drum bleed in a live band recording situation? I've tried the exact same setup (I own most of the cheaper dynamic mics being emulated) and the bleed on kick and snare is ridiculous. Different positioning helps a little but your audio demo seems like it's been cleaned up or processed somehow before the emulations were applied.
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I’m lucky I pretty much own all of the original mics they try to emulate. 😊
Amazing emulations. They really do make a huge difference, especially if you want to change the sound in post and not rely on triggers. My question however is, how do you get so little drum bleed in a live band recording situation? I've tried the exact same setup (I own most of the cheaper dynamic mics being emulated) and the bleed on kick and snare is ridiculous. Different positioning helps a little but your audio demo seems like it's been cleaned up or processed somehow before the emulations were applied.
No processing at all. The guitar amps were kept really low and the drummer is hitting very hard.