InstantForum.NET v4.1.3WirelessMicrophones.Comhttp://www.wirelessmicrophones.com/forums/forum@wirelessmicrophones.comFri, 21 Nov 2008 08:50:58 GMT20http://www.wirelessmicrophones.com/forums/Topic72-8-1.aspxOk, so all the tracks are done, and the band has enough money to mix the record (the rockabilly one I asked about earlier). I've been playing with the tracks, and while I did get the snare like I wanted, the drums just don't sound right. I mean I want them to sound really live. the room where I recorded is small and together they sound a little dead. Can I save it?Mon, 18 Sep 2006 16:54:06 GMTthe fixerhttp://www.wirelessmicrophones.com/forums/Topic45-8-1.aspxI'm doing a heavy rock-a-billy type record and I'm looking for that loose, rattle-y sound on the snare. I'm happy with the attack, but I just want more rattle with it. Is this in the drum choice or can I get it in the recording? Any ideas?Fri, 21 Jul 2006 10:11:25 GMTthe fixerhttp://www.wirelessmicrophones.com/forums/Topic23-8-1.aspxCome on into the control room -- the engineer's very special haven of creativity, utility and on occasion, magic. The control room is so special, so sacred, that many engineers call it 'the womb' (nod to MM) -- where the record is born. Here, you will find insights, tips, tricks and concepts that will lead you to recording super-mega-stardom-land. At the very least, you might figure out that great accordion sound you've been looking for. Ask a question, tell a story, offer a solution or confess your mistakes -- you're safe here.Mon, 17 Jul 2006 16:38:57 GMTMikey