"Flags Up!" (Drumline Instrumental)
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"Flags Up!" (Drumline Instrumental)
Please refer to the subsequent remake above. Thank you!
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Re: "Flags Up!" (Drumline Instrumental)
While it does sound like it was recorded outdoors - to these old-guy ears - it doesn't sound much like the reference tracks - which sound recorded up-close.
Balance? Sounds a bit left-side heavy/lacking on the right... at least in the beginning.
Interested to read other comments.
Maybe if it had less 'verb, and try some side-to-side panning, even?
The playing sounds legit.
Balance? Sounds a bit left-side heavy/lacking on the right... at least in the beginning.
Interested to read other comments.
Maybe if it had less 'verb, and try some side-to-side panning, even?
The playing sounds legit.
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Re: "Flags Up!" (Drumline Instrumental)
Thank you much for your comments. You've given me a few things to ponder. My main concern was it sounding legit. Best!funsongs wrote: ↑Mon Jan 10, 2022 2:26 pmWhile it does sound like it was recorded outdoors - to these old-guy ears - it doesn't sound much like the reference tracks - which sound recorded up-close.
Balance? Sounds a bit left-side heavy/lacking on the right... at least in the beginning.
Interested to read other comments.
Maybe if it had less 'verb, and try some side-to-side panning, even?
The playing sounds legit.
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In my humble opinion the samples don’t sound authentic enough upon comparing your track to the reference tracks.
As far as the arrangement goes I think you did a good job on that. Not sure what samples you are using but maybe you might want to check out spitfire audio. They have a package called “drumline” and their samples are super high quality.
As far as the arrangement goes I think you did a good job on that. Not sure what samples you are using but maybe you might want to check out spitfire audio. They have a package called “drumline” and their samples are super high quality.
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"Drumline" IS what I used. I appreciate you taking the time to comment.JaredAbrams wrote: ↑Mon Jan 10, 2022 11:46 pmIn my humble opinion the samples don’t sound authentic enough upon comparing your track to the reference tracks.
As far as the arrangement goes I think you did a good job on that. Not sure what samples you are using but maybe you might want to check out spitfire audio. They have a package called “drumline” and their samples are super high quality.
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Re: "Flags Up!" (Drumline Instrumental)
I've never checked before, but I can now see that I want to pay more more attention to what is being sent. Thanks for the heads-up. Best! John DaleCTWF wrote: ↑Tue Jan 11, 2022 9:52 amJohn - a little off-topic - do you ever check your private messages?johndalenow wrote: ↑Tue Jan 11, 2022 1:07 am"Drumline" IS what I used. I appreciate you taking the time to comment.
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