how Terry Date gets that drum´s clean sound

llarena · 11th August 2005

It seems he uses Soundreplacer in BD and Snare to get that clean sound maybe he cleans all in the tracks except the blow. Anybody knows somenthing about this?

Gravity8058 · 11th August 2005

I mixed a record at Larrabee West a few years back in the room next to where he was mixing Buckcherry. He was using a lot of Gates compressors and hitting that SSL Quad comp hard! That's all that stuck with me.

Lord Fear · 11th August 2005

i recently saw him mix...

he used a lot of compression, and a lot of different tracks of things, there might be 4 different snare tracks some with verying levels of compression and eq etc plus different mics as well as samples and "crush" tracks... hope that helps

llarena · 11th August 2005

Thank you,

I love Terry´s metal snares Like Deftones and Limp Bizkit. They have a lot of crack, but somentimes it seems to be a SoundReplaced snare. Now I use 3 or 4 mics to get snare with diferent preamps (i love api 512´s) but i´ve never mixed with a sample. Must be the real snare´s sound or another? . In metal editing I usually soundreplace bass drum with its natural sound but with snare it could be dangerous.

do you know somenthing about his micing techniques and gear?

drew · 11th August 2005

so how'd he do it 10 years ago if it's all Sound Replacer???

I say he's a good engineer/mixer with skills. You seem to want to think it's SR. Spend time on the kik and try to get it good naturally.

Having said that, I've heard records of his that are (not Limp or Def Tones) samples. The Aftertaste record by Helmet (good record btw) is one that obviuously used samples.

llarena · 11th August 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by drew

You seem to want to think it's SR. Spend time on the kik and try to get it good naturally.

Sorry if it has seemed this. His probably my favourite metal producer I admire him so much so I want to know somenthing about his powerful and clean technique:

Gear, Micing, Mixing tech...

HudHudson · 11th August 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by drew

so how'd he do it 10 years ago if it's all Sound Replacer???

Wendel Jr.?

drew · 11th August 2005

wrong kind of sounds but i guess he could have burned his own EPROMS. I used one about 10 years ago and it was pretty damn good.

Gravity8058 · 11th August 2005

Quote:

Originally Posted by HudHudson

Wendel Jr.?

LOL --- the Heart snare cartridge perhaps?!! ( Noooooooooooooooooo .......)

RoundBadge · 11th August 2005

Wasn't the Forat box around then?..
I think Dave Jerden had that all over the Janes,Alice in chains,etc.. records back then.

paultools · 11th August 2005

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Slipperman · 11th August 2005

Sorry to be the bearer of bad news here but digitally generated drum sound replacement is about 2 decades old.

At least.

SM.

11th August 2005	#1
llarena Gear nut Joined: Oct 2004 Location: Spain Posts: 113 Thread Starter	how Terry Date gets that drum´s clean sound It seems he uses Soundreplacer in BD and Snare to get that clean sound maybe he cleans all in the tracks except the blow. Anybody knows somenthing about this?

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drew Lives for gear Joined: Jun 2002 Location: Maryland,USA Posts: 3,538	so how'd he do it 10 years ago if it's all Sound Replacer??? I say he's a good engineer/mixer with skills. You seem to want to think it's SR. Spend time on the kik and try to get it good naturally. Having said that, I've heard records of his that are (not Limp or Def Tones) samples. The Aftertaste record by Helmet (good record btw) is one that obviuously used samples. __________________ ....................... Drew Mazurek .......................

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Slipperman Harmless Wacko Joined: Dec 2002 Location: A prison cell with soffit mounts Posts: 1,716	Sorry to be the bearer of bad news here but digitally generated drum sound replacement is about 2 decades old. At least. SM. __________________ “No plan survives contact with the enemy” :Erwin Rommel

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