Secrets Behind the Sound with Tony Succar - Miking Timbales | Earthworks Audio

[@tinocastro1688]

Thank you for sharing this video! It helps a lot with mic placement and what to look for more or less. Am gonna be using a different set of mics and am looking forward as to how it will sound! Thank you!

[@musicatropicalandinatresjotas]

gracias por enseñar los micrófonos ojala pudieras sacar algunas técnicas mas de capturas de microfoneos en las congas saludos desde lima peru bendiciones tony

[@soncandelamontreal2399]

Tony can you please let me know what brand/model of timbales are those? Muchas gracias!

[@segundo4370]

They are LP timbales that he had custom painted. I had asked him once before and he wrote me informing me of this.

[@santiagoscheuermann4268]

What brand and model are those timbal sticks??

[@jemher]

Saludos Tony....estoy muuuuuuuy interesado en esta información, pero no entiendo. Lástima no fue en español :(

[@EarthworksAudio]

Stay tuned :)

[@chrisbutcher5131]

Why is this all in mono? You'd think they'd at least pan the two drums slightly to their sides

[@G5Hohn]

That's Hawaiian accent if I've ever heard it.

[@sebslink]

Phase issues should have been addressed.

[@andercongaulloa6156]

Traducción ? 😣

[@miguelbringas4037]

Sounds too dry for my taste

[@Slope114]

Honest question. what would you add to the he sound? I’m just trying to learn about recording timbales.