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Subject: Snare Drum Mixing/Effects


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Original Message 1/4                 Date: 11-Dec-99  @  08:32 AM   -   Snare Drum Mixing/Effects

breakb

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IŽd like to know how those big 80s Snare sounds are made.
And how do I get a 70s disco type Snare?



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Message 2/4                 Date: 11-Dec-99  @  04:08 PM   -   RE: Snare Drum Mixing/Effects

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name some tracks?... 70's disco snares.. well, i saw alot of drummersd playing that style using deep snares, mostly wood shells, with thick batter heads etc... tuned tight...

80's ?... as i say in both instances name some music's...



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Message 3/4                 Date: 12-Dec-99  @  10:22 AM   -   RE: Snare Drum Mixing/Effects

Phil Collins

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80's snare? You want a big, gated reverb on that me old son.



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Message 4/4                 Date: 13-Dec-99  @  04:44 PM   -   RE: Snare Drum Mixing/Effects

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both era's were typified by close mic-ing in deadened environments in most cases, then adding fx afterwards ... that meant plate-reverb if reverb was used up to the end of the eighties when digital reverbs came along (for the wealthy) - in the 80's things got posher fx wise, but still - examples please - BESIDES the Artful Dodger - there were just so many sounds on so many tracks - also there was all those nasty Linn drums, simmons, scsi's, Tr707's etc - loverlee



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