BOOOOOOOM! Anxiety and Depression here too. There are a fair few things that can be done, one of which is therapy to find the cause, and process it. Two, Picamilon, the BEST supplement I have ever taken, beats the shit out of prescribed anti anxiety/depression or other mood stabilising drugs. 3. bei...

I would suggest always capturing some of the room, purely because subliminal amounts of that signal underneath the drumtracks will help glue the image together. Drums are ONE instrument not lots of multiple parts, to me the drumsound should include bleed, bleed can easily be translated to glue. Ambi...

the scale I used is dB decibels, and FS meaning Full Scale. This is the unit for digital recording. What are you using to record, what mics, what mic pres? When recording to your tascam 4track, check the levels in which you are recording, how does it display the levels?

Welcome.http://messageboard.tapeop.com/viewtopic.php?t=73580Spend the majority of your time getting the kit to sound nice in the room. This will allow your two mic technique to pick up the optimum sound that your equipment will allow. http://home.earthlink.net/~prof.sound/Do not record too loud, rec...

What is a noise room?

I don't know if you have recycle centres there, or anything similar? Its basically a dump with stuff people can go and buy, occationally finding absolute bargains.Well, here we have a few, and I found a perfect solution to the control room window. Instead of buying expensive double glazed windows ne...

Let me try and answer those questions.-A tight band is going to take far less time to get the takes required. The time goes on setting up drum kits, amps, mics, cables, gobos, aligning tape heads, troubleshooting problems you never saw coming et cetera. The process can take longer than you think, bu...

As a minimum I would place a bass trap in each corner. Place acoustic panels in primary reflection points in your room. This can be worked out with a mirror. Sit in your listening position, and get a friend to walk around the room with a mirror flush against the wall. Not moving your head, anywhere ...

CAD m179 if working on a shoestring, they can sound pretty good, particularly nice on lower toms. Higher racks would require a little more high end detail i feel.

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