PRO Drum Recording In A SMALL Rehearsal Space | Recording A Band’s Single From Scratch
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- Опубліковано 25 лют 2024
- This is part 1 of phase 1 of recording, mixing, releasing and filming a music video of a bands new single. I'm going to guide you through the entire process of how to do this yourself so you don't waste money hiring expensive studios to do this for you.
All gear used for this project is affordable and delivers great results.
BAND FEATURED: / menace_and_the_hellfire
GEAR USED
Interface - Tascam Model 24: www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
Shure Beta 57A: www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
Shure SM57: www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
AKG C214: www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
Drummer headphones: www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
Guitar/Bass headphones: www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
Headphone splitter: www.sweetwater.com/store/deta...
GEAR BREAKDOWN I USE AT THE VENUE: • Music Venue House Back...
AFTER SHOW PLAYLIST GUARANTEED TO GET YOU AND THE CROWD PUMPED UP: open.spotify.com/playlist/4ey...
Website: chrishammillphoto.com
Instagram: chrishammillphoto
Business: chrishammillphoto@gmail.com
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GEAR I USE
Main Camera: www.amazon.com/Sony-Full-Fram...
Main Wide Angle Lens: www.amazon.com/Sigma-14-24mm-...
Main Portrait Lens: www.amazon.com/Canon-50mm-1-8...
POV Camera: www.amazon.com/DJI-Adventure-...
Drone: www.amazon.com/DJI-Mavic-Air-...
Live Mix Audio Capture/POV Drive Recorder: www.amazon.com/Tascam-Stereo-...
POV Driving Binural Audio: www.amazon.com/dp/B003QGPCTE?...
Love where this series is going, I've been looking for something like this for a while
i love this. i actually did a very similar thing for an EP that i recorded. we used a crappy room at a friend’s house and we just used what we had. turned out better than i could imagine 👌🏻
im obsessed over this master class, please make a separate video over what you glossed!
Entire series has tons of goodies.
Very excited for this series Chris! I keep looking for new things and finding you've done exactly what i was looking for! Love your channel. Thanks,
Appreciate it and glad you’re liking the content. I’ll be releasing episodes for every step of the process of this project. Bass is live now. Guitars, vocals and editing are this week.
Awesome .. can't wait for the full series.
That's really cool man...looking forward for the next episodes!
Thanks for doing this video series!
I just engineered my first official session yesterday in a bands practice space. Ive been studying audio for 6 years but just now getting around to using my skill set. I had HUGE technical difficulties trying to tether my apollo and a focusrite together w adat to get extra inputs BUT i went with plan b and just used the focusrite with all the inputs. It worked out in the end. Got nice levels of everything and tracked two songs
Your vids helped prepare me, and keep me calm 😂
Awesome! Congrats. Would love to hear the mix when it’s done.
I totally agree with time and patience. It's actually how i got started recording my own band about 10 years ago. However, most bands dont have time or patience (dont mean that in a derogatory or negative sense). Which is why they pay us to record it. I think its a better investment on both fronts. They only need to stick to what they know. I need to stick to what I know.
Still, i have been toying around with the idea of a mobile recording studio, and have the gear to do it. This was super helpful.
Learning a new skill takes a lot of time to invest in. Most bands don’t want to do this themselves, but it’s absolutely possible if they want to put out a great recording done by themselves with no outside influences.
Anyway we can get a video on the most missed aspect of recording, and that's input levels, and leveling in general, I know it's relative to your ear and the mix but what is the basics your looking for when tracking or setting live sound?
Peaking at -6 leaving plenty of head room.
Really appreciated, same as the others watchers, i'll wait for the next eps :)
Bass is live now on the channel, guitar tomorrow and vocals on Thursday. Editing and finalizing the raw session to prepare for mixing will be posted Friday.
Easy sub after watching this video
Also, YES to tuned drums making a difference. The drummer for our band was initially a guitarist. Not only can he not really drum, he also doesnt know how to tune his kit. I had to actually tune it to get a good useable sound. It was really annoying.
before I continue watching, ima call it the UAD Sound City Room Plugin!
“Jerry, tell em what they won!”
Thats cool and all but i think you forgot 2 main ingredients to record. TIME and PATIENCE. You disappoint me
The time and patience was spent waiting for the band to be able to play the song to the click 😂
love that you dont quantize drums. most of the times I go for one single take on drums. no editing at all. my timing is decent using a click ,not grid perfect, but its close enough for r n r
I get 3-4 solid takes, comp the best of them to a final performance, then lightly edit to *roughly* on time with the click.