There is also some slight decimator (bit crusher) effect on the kick and overhead mics. I used only a kick and overhead, then blended that with the camcorder mic from my Sony HDR-CX240. Vintage flat base Slingerland snare stand
Remo Vintage Emperor w/ Kickport 2 on kick resonantĭW 6000 kick pedal (sucks, I want a new pedal) Meinl HCS 16″ Trash Crash / Generic 16″ brass crash bottom (trash hats) Vintage NuVader 22″ ride cymbal (Nickel Silver) Vintage Nuvader Nickel Silver 15″ Hi Hats Ludwig flat base straight stands (crashes) Vintage Olympic hi hat stand (trash hats) thanks for watching and commenting 🙂Ĭustom Tama Imperialstar Hairline Blue finish 18×20 kick, 8×12 rack, 14×14 floor, 5×14 snare I worked around this on the last few vids, but forgot this time, so rather than go convert everything again then re-edit in Kdenlive, I thought it would just be quicker and easier to do it in Vegas. My cameras record in MTS which kdenlive in Linux has some problems with. I mixed it all in Mixbus, but still edited the video in Windows, Vegas Movie Studio. I just wanted to produce this whole track within Linux. I don’t have anything against Ableton, it’s great software. Using a soundfont gives me nearly as much control, and in some ways more than Ableton’s drum rack. I finally figured out how to create a soundfont from samples I cut up myself and using fluid synth as a means to play them.
I’ve had the idea of making a song on the Akai MPD24 and playing drums to it, but was stuck with how to use the MPD with Linux. This is a type of track I’ve wanted to do for a while.
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