nu metal band rec and mix

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#1 is click track (snap to set to on for edits).
#2 is triggered kick, but not always snare---if you're going to trigger the snare, make sure there is as little spill as possible into OH's and toms.
#3 is double the guitars and hard pan them (one left, one right).
#4 is let the click of the bass guitar and the cymbals occupy slightly different parts of the top end. They will anyway, but this band will want you to EQ absolutely everything.
#5 is... Um, make the singer do the clean parts first and maybe try a handheld for the bloodcurdling screams.

Yep. 5 easy steps to Nu-Metal glory. Just as a passing note, make sure they intend to put a semi-naked lady on the front cover of the COMPACT DISC JEWEL CASE. Dudes totally dig that shit. Oh, and guest raps...

nu metal band rec and mix

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fischer wrote:#1 is click track (snap to set to on for edits).
#2 is triggered kick, but not always snare---if you're going to trigger the snare, make sure there is as little spill as possible into OH's and toms.
#3 is double the guitars and hard pan them (one left, one right).
#4 is let the click of the bass guitar and the cymbals occupy slightly different parts of the top end. They will anyway, but this band will want you to EQ absolutely everything.
#5 is... Um, make the singer do the clean parts first and maybe try a handheld for the bloodcurdling screams.

Yep. 5 easy steps to Nu-Metal glory. Just as a passing note, make sure they intend to put a semi-naked lady on the front cover of the COMPACT DISC JEWEL CASE. Dudes totally dig that shit. Oh, and guest raps...


I don't think you should be giving out these trade secrets. :)

Anyone ever remember the days of Vinnie Paul and every metal drummer demanding their drums sound similar or thinking that was the greatest kick sound ever? I remember seeing a metal band at some dive called the Black Bear and this one guy taped soup can lids to the kick so when his beater hit it, it made the click, click sound. Dude was fairly obsessive over his sound and started to get annoying, furiously running back and forth from the sound board and his kit. When it came time for them to start, my sound guy buddy muted the kick and snare channels leaving the over heads, that dude demanded, and the toms blaring through their set.

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