Shred 41 -They're neck & neck down the homestretch

topographicbroadways wrote: I enjoy this version slightly

Funny version, extremely offensive and true, but funny.

11:30 pm - 7:30 am in the studio writing a 7:30 minute drum part in 6/4, 5/4, and 4/4. WHYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY.

I had a rough sketch of the 4/4 part (about 1.5 minutes) and I wrote everything else and recorded it. Setting up the mics and getting levels takes at least 2 hours though. Huzzah 12 mics on a set. But it's going to sound great after I edit out all my f**kups since I was recording at 4 in the morning.

SaltyJon wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: SaltyJon wrote: I'm very tempted to order at least one of the Ash Ra Tempel albums...the debut is absolutely phenomenal, I'd love to hear it as remastered by Manuel himself.  Not to mention hearing any of the others. You should hear Love and Desire album by Manuel Gottsching if you haven't already. That's my go-to album for background music while writing research papers. I haven't yet, but I'll look into it...I love Manuel's playing, whether it be on guitar or keys/electronics/whatever...between Ash Ra Tempel's stuff and Ashra's, I'm all like "I Manuel Göttsching" (in a non-erotic way). Also:  Do you perhaps mean Dream and Desire?

stonebeard wrote: topographicbroadways wrote: Wow 12 mics? Did you mic up the top and bottom of the snare or something? I was always taught to do that at college and it became a major pain and waste of a channel We have at least 24 channels of simultaneous input. No big thing. But yeah. You would probably want a bottom mic, though. It usually balances out the sound. I was thinking of doing a mic on the side to make it fuller, but I was lazy. Probably should have added another bass mic. Bass Drum Snare Top Snare Btm Tom 1 Tom 2 Tom 3 Hi Hat Over Head Left Overhead Right Room Left Room Right I like mixing and editing drums so it's not really a problem. It just sucks that I got sloppy and had to punch in at every key change.

topographicbroadways wrote: I really like mixing drums. Not a fan of recording them. I like the sound of a mic'd Hihatt but always got told it was pointless. I've never used room mic's on drums either. Is it just for a bit of reverb?

colorofmoney91 wrote: SaltyJon wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: SaltyJon wrote: colorofmoney91 wrote: SaltyJon wrote: I'm very tempted to order at least one of the Ash Ra Tempel albums...the debut is absolutely phenomenal, I'd love to hear it as remastered by Manuel himself.  Not to mention hearing any of the others. You should hear Love and Desire album by Manuel Gottsching if you haven't already. That's my go-to album for background music while writing research papers. I haven't yet, but I'll look into it...I love Manuel's playing, whether it be on guitar or keys/electronics/whatever...between Ash Ra Tempel's stuff and Ashra's, I'm all like "I Manuel Göttsching" (in a non-erotic way). Also:  Do you perhaps mean Dream and Desire? Whoops, yeah, that's it. I always get that wrong somehow. Ah, alright.  Have you heard Klaus Schulze's In Blue?  I'm listening to Return of the Tempel right now (someone did me a favor and uploaded the entire thing to youtube in one piece, same thing with the other tracks from discs 1 and 2 at least), more Manuel guitar goodness and Klaus synths. I like In Blue. It's a lot better than some of his other albums from around that time.

I don't know what the rest of the album's like, but I'm really enjoying this track.  I may have to put on Into the Blue next.

You too what?

Oh, I thought you were listening to this:

I've only heard one Schulze piece. And I quite liked it.

Edited by topographicbroadways - September 23 2011 at 15:03