19-01-2014, 01:16 PM
(19-01-2014, 11:52 AM)Voelund Wrote: Thank you for the inspiring response, I agree with you. I kinda gave up on the drums and just left them as they were. One reason were I kinda tried what I could think of regarding the original tracks and at the time were in a learnin proces about triggerin sampled drums. I could have used this one for the learnin purpose, but must admit I were really tired of it and wanted to move on to something givin more response for the effort so to speak.
If I get into mixin this again i will keep your suggestions in mind. And the words about comfort zone started me thinkin. Thank you for that !
You're quite welcomed sir. You do pretty good work I've noticed, so when I'm here posting and such, I like to check your mixes. Triggering drums is something I tend to have to do often--my mix of Flags, 54 is one, and in Bobby Nobody's, Stitch Up, I triggered a new snare. The Flags' song was particularly difficult in that regard, or so I thought it would be. However, I found just the right drum, ran an Audio Snap for transients on the snare with the least bleed in its mic, and came out with an incredibly natural sounding result (feel free to take a listen to it and let me know what you think, but given the original snare situation, it is certainly an improvement!).
Keep up the good work sir!