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Another cover I was hired to record some drums!
I think it turned out great. What do you guys think?
More detailed info in the video.

cheers

Video? Where?

Totally bad-ass. Really nice playing and great sounds.

The vocals in the beginning quiet part seem to be affected by the compressor not catching the consonants so they stick out a little, but no one but me would be bothered by that. And, it didn't bother me, I just noticed it while I had my engineer hat on. (Why do I wear this thing anyways?)

Lulu_German wrote:Video? Where?

Lulu, the video is embedded!
Here is the link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHTC9oVSVDI

stubbsonic wrote:Totally bad-ass. Really nice playing and great sounds.

The vocals in the beginning quiet part seem to be affected by the compressor not catching the consonants so they stick out a little, but no one but me would be bothered by that. And, it didn't bother me, I just noticed it while I had my engineer hat on. (Why do I wear this thing anyways?)

Thanks for listening and commenting Stub!!!
I didn't mix it.. just recorded the drums.

cheers

Great drumming dude! The whole track sounded pretty awesome.

guitardood wrote:Great drumming dude! The whole track sounded pretty awesome.

Thanks Chuck!!!

Superb playing Hugo! Top shelf performance and production all around!

You’re a versatile dude, Hugo. This is practically the extreme opposite of the last project I heard you drum on, and you attacked this one with the necessary gusto / attitood.

As the say in Jungleville, Down Under, wuddun mate!

I noticed that the band used SinMix’s Kemper profiles. He’s a cool dude who’s “the man” when it comes to metal profiles for the Kemper; I cross his path regularly on the Kemper forum. Said profiles and the use of the Kemper might help explain why the mix doesn't sound half bad.

Again, well done, Hugo!

wdegillio wrote:Superb playing Hugo! Top shelf performance and production all around!

monkey man wrote:You’re a versatile dude, Hugo. This is practically the extreme opposite of the last project I heard you drum on, and you attacked this one with the necessary gusto / attitood.

As the say in Jungleville, Down Under, wuddun mate!

I noticed that the band used SinMix’s Kemper profiles. He’s a cool dude who’s “the man” when it comes to metal profiles for the Kemper; I cross his path regularly on the Kemper forum. Said profiles and the use of the Kemper might help explain why the mix doesn't sound half bad.

Again, well done, Hugo!

Aww.. thanks guys! Means a lot!!