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Apr 25 2011 07:59pm

Quote (Rupsu @ Apr 25 2011 02:29pm)

Oot nyt viime aikoina alkanu soittaa blastbeatit kahella jalalla...?
Nyt oli kerranki vähä siihe suuntaan että ois mun makuun toi biisi..

Hyvin soitettu.

wa?

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Apr 25 2011 11:09pm

Quote (magikod @ 26 Apr 2011 04:59)

wa?

Wasn't talking to you. Walk away.

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Apr 26 2011 06:52am

Quote (Rupsu @ Apr 25 2011 09:29pm)

Oot nyt viime aikoina alkanu soittaa blastbeatit kahella jalalla...?
Nyt oli kerranki vähä siihe suuntaan että ois mun makuun toi biisi..

Hyvin soitettu.

Kiitoksia paljon!

Joo, ei oikein taivu toi blasti viel yhel jalal.

Quote (Jebsus @ Apr 26 2011 03:58am)

That's a vocal mic - looks more like an SM58

Reason the snare sounds the way it does is first because you're using a vocal mic and also that it's mounted very close to the head. IMO it should be a little bit farther away and pointed at the middle of the drum head.

Nope dude, it's Shure Sm57

http://www.thomann.de/fi/shure_sm57_lc.htm

Yea, it's a bit too close to the head, agree.

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Apr 28 2011 05:25pm

Quote (Clayman213 @ Apr 23 2011 01:25pm)

Is that snare trigger'd?
Can't see the trigger itself, but the sounds never change eh.
We'll done.

Quote (PerfectMurder @ Apr 23 2011 02:26pm)

Its gotta be triggered lol.

Anyways another good cover!

Dudes... The snare is mic'd =/

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Apr 30 2011 02:26am

Quote (piddywiffle @ Apr 29 2011 02:25am)

Dudes... The snare is mic'd =/

Indeed

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Apr 30 2011 03:48am

Nice playin' man.

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Apr 30 2011 07:42am

He could have mic'd it to use it for hearing himself (in a P.A.) and use the trigger signal to make the video (edit, etc.)
Usually a mic snare sound abit different from each hit, or atleast some of them.

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Apr 30 2011 03:47pm

Quote (Clayman213 @ Apr 30 2011 07:42am)

If he had it triggered a mic would be pointless. He would just run the trigger sound to whatever device he had around for projection.

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May 1 2011 05:44am

Quote (DeepPurple @ Apr 30 2011 12:48pm)

Nice playin' man.

Thanks dude!

Quote (piddywiffle @ May 1 2011 12:47am)

If he had it triggered a mic would be pointless. He would just run the trigger sound to whatever device he had around for projection.

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May 1 2011 06:01am

Quote (piddywiffle @ Apr 30 2011 04:47pm)

If he had it triggered a mic would be pointless. He would just run the trigger sound to whatever device he had around for projection.

Some trigger's brain have only 1 out, so if he had the sound in his ears, maybe he couldn't have pass it threw a speaker/mixer.
And then use the mic'd signal in the PA for general purpose (a.k.a. jamming with people, etc.)

I was just surprise to hear 100% accurate hit (same sound), usually we can hear a little sound difference between hits when it's only mic'd.

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