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Not surprisingly, technique often has an influence on sound. The discussion of bass drum technique with burying the beater vs. playing off the head can get quite contentious. But how much of a difference is there really, particularly when it comes to different types of heads and varying amounts of muffling? This and much more in our latest episode!
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Signal chain:
Mics - Focusrite Clarett 8Pre USB & OctoPre - MacPro w/Pro Tools 12.8
Recorded at 48kHz / 24bit
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Full kit: AKG C414 at drummer's perspective
Snare drum & tom tom close mics: Shure SM57
Primary Bass drum: AKG D112 centered on reso
Aux Bass Drum: KAM R3 ribbon mic ~10” from reso
Drums:
Pearl Masters Maple Custom Extra + Ludwig COB
Cymbals:
Vintage 14” Zildjian Hihat top over Masterwork Jazz Master bottom, 22” Jesse Simpson custom modified ride
Drumheads:
Snare: Evans UV1 / Snare Side 300
Main Bass Drum: Evans UV EMAD / EQ3 Coated White reso w/port
Toms: N/A
Hosted by: Cody Rahn
Production & Consulting: Ben O'Brien Smith @ Cadence Independent Media
Production Partners: Evans Drumheads, Promark Drumsticks
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