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Just some of my favorite world famous drum grooves.
All the drums are natural(just EQ and Compression). No triggers or blended samples were used.
Hope you enjoy!
cheers
Re: Some famous GROOOOVES!!!
Posted: Thu Mar 27, 2014 4:15 pm
by Dan Worley
I think you're great, Hugo. I've listened to your stuff quite often and I enjoy it.
I especially like "Bend," and hope you do additional originals and hopefully with a group of players.
Keep it up.
Re: Some famous GROOOOVES!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 4:41 am
by Tesionman
Thanks so much Dan! Really appreciate it!!!
Yes, more originals coming soon!
cheers
Re: Some famous GROOOOVES!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 7:38 am
by wylie1
Very Nice.
I'm not a drummer and because drums are one of the biggest problems for me I have a couple of questions.
What kind of mix do you have in the cans, any effects?
What size are your kicks?
and how do you have the kicks mic'd ?
Its been a hit and miss for me whether or not I get a good recording.
Re: Some famous GROOOOVES!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 8:13 am
by crduval
Great stuff as usual Hugo. I'm with Dan, I always like to check out your stuff.
Nice double kick work, and I like that groove where you use the tom rim instead of the hat… You have a nice aggressive, controlled style.
Re: Some famous GROOOOVES!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 8:38 am
by Tesionman
wylie1 wrote:Very Nice.
I'm not a drummer and because drums are one of the biggest problems for me I have a couple of questions.
What kind of mix do you have in the cans, any effects?
What size are your kicks?
and how do you have the kicks mic'd ?
Its been a hit and miss for me whether or not I get a good recording.
Hi Wylie!
- I do not have any effects while I'm recording. I use my Motu's Cuemix app with just the natural dry monitoring sound.
- My kick in this case is a 24"x18". I also sometimes record with a 20" kick.
- I have two mics on the kick, a Sennheiser E901 inside to get more attack of the beater and an AKG D112 on the hole of the resonant head to get more low end. Works great when combined.
- Recording drums is not as easy as it looks. There are a lot of variables. Room, Tuning, Mic placement and obviously how you play them.
crduval wrote:Great stuff as usual Hugo. I'm with Dan, I always like to check out your stuff.
Nice double kick work, and I like that groove where you use the tom rim instead of the hat… You have a nice aggressive, controlled style.
Thank you so much! Glad you take the time to listen to my stuff!
Re: Some famous GROOOOVES!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 8:50 am
by wylie1
"Recording drums is not as easy as it looks"
That's an Understatement I'm not new at this by any means but drums are a challenge.
I think it may be the sound of the Sennheiser E901 I'm missing I going to pick one up.
Thanks Hugo
Re: Some famous GROOOOVES!!!
Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2014 11:06 am
by Tesionman
wylie1 wrote:"Recording drums is not as easy as it looks"
That's an Understatement I'm not new at this by any means but drums are a challenge.
I think it may be the sound of the Sennheiser E901 I'm missing I going to pick one up.
Thanks Hugo