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Originally Posted by mcmacguy  As for tracking drums in the same room as the mixer, great for you, but I repeat: no pro studio in the world does that. I've worked in many great studios, perhaps you should visit one to see how the pro's do it.
I'm glad to give help to people who want it, but if you're just here to whine, i can't help you. If there's something wrong with the N12 phone outputs, get the f*cking thing fixed or shut up already. |
hate to kick your soapbox out from under you, but seeing you're a bit of a doosh, i feel obliged..."nobody, or no pro studios will track drums in same room," huh?
while obviously not optimum, it can and has been done.tell daniel lanois he can't (he did in a home studio in new orleans, and a converted theater in LA.) also, the "neve" room at the now defunct allaire studios was one big open space, and was arguably one of the finest studios in the eastern US in it's day, so sorry for pointing out your numbskullery fuuck
omg! look at this total
noob named george massenburg, in this totally non-pro studio called blackbird tracking drums as well as the whole band in the same room, in headphones! and he's using open back grado rs1i's that while sound awesome, are the worst for closing out room source sounds! i know, because i use them all the time!what was he thinking? glad there's guys like you around here that know the 'rulez' and all the
right way of doing things..what a maroon
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Originally Posted by mcmacguy And if you think there's nothing wrong with trying to track drums in the same room with a loud set of drums, well, good luck to you too. Note that no pro studio in the world records that way.
Sorry if that isn't "nice", but if you can't handle the truth that's your problem.
Have a nice day |
so misinformed you had to say it twice! rofl.