Tracking Drums with Tchad Blake
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Watch Grammy award winner Tchad Blake track drums at Studio LaFabrique. In this 2-hour exclusive journey, Tchad unveils his most secret tricks to get multiple outstanding drum sounds with his unique close miking techniques.
In this new tracking drums series, you will learn more about mic placement, unconventional sound experimentation and overall recording workflow.
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I can't believe this guy made me popcorn and told me about his travels around America and never thought to bring up he's a mixing master...
That drum beat at the end sounds amazing the way he processed it.
Damn, he's my absolute favorite audio engineer.
Once I discovered he worked on Los Lobos and Latin Playboys I became obsessed. I looked up every record he’s engineered or produced and listened to em all.
My faves are Paul Simon, Bonnie Raitt, Paolo Nutini..: I’m sure there’s more now as it’s been a few years.
love tchad!!!
I would LOVE to track drums with this guy!!
MWTM, I have seen you have a lot of interesting teachers. But you got me with this one. I'm gonna watch this!
Tchad is my hero.
brilliant!
Amazing
Anyone know what the first track is?
Mix Man Yeah that’s on the Blakroc album, track #3:
open.spotify.com/track/3AhY37IwphtxFgIKiI0onX
whick kind of headphones are those? 0:23
What is the Bone Mic and where can I learn more about it?
It looks like a M88 from Beyerdynamic
When he says "Bone mic" he's more talking about the concept and the placement of the mic (rather than the brand or model), and this includes the fact that he usually uses a lot of processing/saturation on it. This concept of mic placement seems very similar to what others call a "Wurst mic", "Knee mic", or a "Crotch mic". You might search those terms and see what you find. At any rate, it looks like he's using a Beyerdynamic M 69 for that position in this particular video.
FIREEEEEEEEEEEE!!
GURU!
He's a batman
Less is fucking more. Tchad blake is true
How do you give the name Chad a little more class? Stick a silent T in front of it.
😂😂😂 - 2 years later watching this fire the first time, and I was thinking the exact same thing- ripple effect*
👍🏻
hey smoothskin, need anything?
I get the reference. GFY. Tchad survived throat cancer a couple years ago.
so tired of the boring bs claim that smaller kits are better, and people who use them are more creative, better etc.
spare me.
as a drummer i like playing lots of drums on a set, and as a fan i like seeing and hearing other players w lots of drums in their set.
enjoy your white stripes and travis barker while i enjoy rush, terry bozio and dozens of others.
did you even hear the guy? He said it works for him. FOR HIM. Not for everyone. For him.
Josh Nunez
yes and i'm not stuck on him saying it only...
i'm annoyed by the cliche' comments from mostly wanna be hipster and millennial clowns etc, w their bs claims that better drummers play smaller kits bs bs bs bs... is all.
not all aimed at tchad, it's aimed at these annoying morons who keep touting this bs claim.
Bigger kits smaller dicks...and guys like this usually act like frustrated assholes when they have small dicks
neil peart is boring as shit
Different tools for different applications (and genres)
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Sometimes a big kit is applicable, sometimes a small kit. Listening to a death metal band on a 3 piece jazz kit would probably be underwhelming (though I’d venture some could pull it off). Conversely: a huge prof rock kit would be busy and distracting to a straight rock/pop group.
Seriously though, learning the philosophical implication of the words you use to describe the reality you live in will have an immense impact on your internal dialogue, serious upgrades possible. E prime, for the win.
Thank you