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CubeCity · 14th September 2010

What about going for a more "in-my-face" snare sound?

What about putting a lot of a short reverb on the snare, and boost low frequencies so you can feel it crack more? A very short room verb to widen the snare sound, while still keeping it up front.

14th September 2010	#6
CubeCity Gear interested Joined: Oct 2009 Posts: 27	What about going for a more "in-my-face" snare sound? What about putting a lot of a short reverb on the snare, and boost low frequencies so you can feel it crack more? A very short room verb to widen the snare sound, while still keeping it up front.