01-08-2018, 07:30 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-08-2018, 07:34 PM by TheNeverScene.)
Hi!
I think V2 is a step in the right direction, but there is something about the openness of V1 that I like, so maybe find a middle ground.
Also, looks like you used some triggering.....sounds like some hits are missing in spots (but that roll at towards the end sounds killer!) If you go that route, use the overheads as a guide (which you probably already know). Not sure how you set up your triggers, but when things are recorded so wonky (but not the wonkiest by any stretch ha), you may need to edit out everything but each tom hit on the trigger tracks to compensate for the weak tom hits and strong everything else hits :/.....even going so far as using extreme volume automation between hits. Sometimes just using filtering on the triggers isn't enough and ALWAYS a PITA though!
Really dug that little vocal repeater thing.....reminded me of some Static-X for some reason.
Just my 1 1/2 cents.
I think V2 is a step in the right direction, but there is something about the openness of V1 that I like, so maybe find a middle ground.
Also, looks like you used some triggering.....sounds like some hits are missing in spots (but that roll at towards the end sounds killer!) If you go that route, use the overheads as a guide (which you probably already know). Not sure how you set up your triggers, but when things are recorded so wonky (but not the wonkiest by any stretch ha), you may need to edit out everything but each tom hit on the trigger tracks to compensate for the weak tom hits and strong everything else hits :/.....even going so far as using extreme volume automation between hits. Sometimes just using filtering on the triggers isn't enough and ALWAYS a PITA though!
Really dug that little vocal repeater thing.....reminded me of some Static-X for some reason.
Just my 1 1/2 cents.