Hi all - I have been experimenting with the acoustics in the studio as you have read and I have remixed a couple of songs. Could you tell me what you think? Especially with bass and drums.
Thanks,
Rob
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Originally posted at johnlsayers.com, topic 3987.
Sure; we don't actually have a specific place to do that since this is more a studio design site than anything, but if you have a link, nobody's being FORCED to listen :wink: Also, if you have material that was mixed BEFORE treatment, it'd be cool to compare... Steve
Very cool! 8) (Mind you I'm not a recording guy, I'm just a stupid drummer, so my opinion may not be worth much!)
As I was listening to it, I thought, "Hmmm... The high hat is in my left ear. It should probably be in my right ear. It's backwards!" :shock: But then I realized I had my headphones on backwards! :roll:
Tastewise, I like damage1.mp3 best! :mrgreen:
Been trying to find someone to put lyrics and vocals to that one, but so far no luck... Cheers, RobVery cool! 8) (Mind you I'm not a recording guy, I'm just a stupid drummer, so my opinion may not be worth much!) As I was listening to it, I thought, "Hmmm... The high hat is in my left ear. It should probably be in my right ear. It's backwards!" :shock: But then I realized I had my headphones on backwards! :roll: Tastewise, I like damage1.mp3 best! :mrgreen:
I think it are quotes like this that make people make jokes about drummers :) besides, i know that for the public the hihat is on the right, but i prefer the panning done from the drummer's point of view (so: i like hihats left, even more, hihats on the right feel really awkward to me)As I was listening to it, I thought, "Hmmm... The high hat is in my left ear. It should probably be in my right ear. It's backwards!" :shock: But then I realized I had my headphones on backwards! :roll:
I have to reverse the stereo (or phones) when recording drum tracks, or it really throws me off - but I change it back for the mix, since not that many listeners are used to the perspective from the throne - just for fun...
http://gimp137.tripod.com/myfun.com/id18.html
http://www.cse.ogi.edu/Drum/jokes.html