28-05-2015, 12:30 PM
I guess that the biggest group of people to whom the orientation of drums in the mix really matters are the drummers who love to play airdrums while listening the music. They really need the drummers perspective or the whole fun for them is ruined.
And then there’s a very small elitist listening group who have their special demands on every small detail. And none of us here can fullfill those requirements. Maybe only Al Schmitt could be good enough on that area.
When it comes to multimike techinques I think that there’s no strictly natural space anymore. Maybe ”somewhat natural illusion” can be achieved. But who cares, I’m quite sure that most of the time the illusion sounds better than the natural space. And if it sounds good, it’s good.
And then there’s a very small elitist listening group who have their special demands on every small detail. And none of us here can fullfill those requirements. Maybe only Al Schmitt could be good enough on that area.
When it comes to multimike techinques I think that there’s no strictly natural space anymore. Maybe ”somewhat natural illusion” can be achieved. But who cares, I’m quite sure that most of the time the illusion sounds better than the natural space. And if it sounds good, it’s good.