Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
Recording Handbook - Hol.gr
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Q3.6.1 How would I use noise gates to improve my drum sound?<br />
mcknight@pire.org (Scott McKnight) writes:<br />
If you are mic-ing a lot of drums individually I'd try using noise<br />
gates on the toms, snare and maybe kick. This is to cut down on phase<br />
cancellation due to having all mics open all the time. Try listening<br />
to your drum tracks at some point where it's a basic beat, no toms.<br />
Listen to the cymbals while bringing the tom mics in and out of the<br />
mix. When I do this I find the cymbals (and for that matter the whole<br />
kit) sound better when the tom mics are out of the mix. By gating<br />
each tom individually you make so that each mic is only open when you<br />
need it.<br />
S4. Related information<br />
S4.1. Information online<br />
Q4.1.1 What are some related news<strong>gr</strong>oups?<br />
comp.dsp - Digital Signal Processing<br />
rec.music.makers.songwriting - Songwriting discussions<br />
alt.music.lyrics - Lyrics to songs by request<br />
more??<br />
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