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As a general rule of thumb, which drums in a standard kit do you usually make FX subgroups for?
I know this can vary quite a lot on different kits, but as a general rule of thumb?
I was thinking of the following:
Kick
Snare
Toms
Hats
Perc
Fx
What do you guys and gals do?
Reason I ask is I'm trying to set up a general drum recording template for Auria Pro
Comments
Are you talking about a live drum recording?
I usually use two mics for the kick, two mics for the snare, a mic for each tom, a mic for the hihat and a pair of mics for stereo overheads, plus another pair for ambience. Sometimes I use one mic for the OH and one for ambience, but usually I use two for each.
Then my choice of SGs would be 1 - kick 2 - snare 3 - toms 4 - hats 5 - OH and 6 - ambi, and all this 6 routed to 7 - whole drums for further processing.
Nope was thinking when recording from Drum Perfect Pro
Then I wouldn't group anything except (maybe) the whole drums for FX. Why the need? If the drum samples of DPP were made with multi-miking, it neverthless doesn't allow for manipulation of the individual output of each mic (as SD does).
Would you comp, EQ and pan all the drums separately on their own channel and use send fx for the odd ones I may want other fx on?
Yes!
Thanks