Dave the snare sound on JT's Never Again..

[Dave Pensado]

Hey Renie, check out my last post in "Drum sounds in RnB music". I did exactly what I said there. If you want the samples and IF I have time, let me know, I will email them to you. Also let me give RESPECT to Brian's tracking engineer, Chris Wood. He is one of my top 5 favorites. Remember what I said about great tracking engineers? He falls into that category.

[travista00]

what are you guys talking about? there's no snare on that song! just piano and vocals...

[e-cue]

Strange... I thought Dave was talking about Brian McKnight and Renie was talking about Justin Timberlake. I'm all confusidedabled.

[Dave Pensado]

You mite be rite. I remember doing a version with and without drums. I just assumed they used the drum version, as I have never listened to the album. I rarely ever listen to my mixes once they leave here. I was nominated for a Grammy for that album, I guess I should have listened to it. That's kinda embarrassing! Good catch travista00. But anyway, I still have the drum sounds I used.

[tee boy]

I thought the drums on that CD were really amazing to be honest. Im not the worlds biggest JT fan, but i must admit that I was impressed with this one. Now that you've explain much of you're drum mixing to us, i can kinda hear what you mean on some of the tracks. Was 'Rock Your Body' one of your to? I love the drums and bass on that track. Excellent!

And hey, if you do happen to get a spare five I'd love to hear those drums Dave. If you did get half a chance to send them out, I'd definately appreciate a copy.

[Renie]

teeboy rock your body bass and drums is awesome isn't it? Amazing.

Dave's track is the last track on the album Never Again. The snare is there alright!

Thanks for the offer Dave. thumbsup