 How to spread drums out?? |
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well, imagine you're Manowar/Pink Floyd/Sepultura's drummer and you have to twist yer upper body 180° to do the complete tom-tom-thing ===> panning galore!!
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Rude
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what about soulfly/slipknot/agoraphobic nosebleed/vaginal jesus/korn/metallica (well, not really metallica but hell)/...
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04-04-2005 15:23 |
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Originally posted by Rude
what about agoraphobic nosebleed |
Agoraphobic Nosebleed use all programmed drums
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04-04-2005 16:31 |
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Originally posted by Rude
what about vaginal jesus |
No offence meant to you Rude but Vaginal Jesus are bunch of racist 
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04-04-2005 16:39 |
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Nice one Surya - I'll try that. And thanks for the Physics tutorial Chronic. 
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05-04-2005 03:47 |
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saphir
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Originally posted by thechronic
True that the snare should be mixed in the center while in reality it is slighty panned to allow the drummers leg to be in front of the kick drum 
When micing up a drum kit in the studio the overheads are placed in a way that the snare sits in the center.
Normally you would just use panning, putting stuff hard left and hard right is not really natural. When you use a good stereo reverb and you input the panned elements in stereo you would get a natural sounding stereo drumkit.
Using stereo spreads on percussive sounds is not a very good idea, it will sound smeared.
Surya's technique is a good idea, it gives the impression of a panned sound and it is still coming out of two speakers at the same volume. The more you delay the second channel the more it is panned. This stuff is known as the 'Haas effect' by the way and relates to the way your brain perceives panned sounds - a sound coming from the left would reach your right ear a few milliseconds later, and your brain interprets this correctly as a sound coming from the left. |
true.
i only use this hardpan technique on tech sounding drums. imo it gives that unnatural feeling i seek for
really... i like drums but most of them sound too wide 
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