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Post by scumbum on Nov 27, 2013 12:29:42 GMT -6
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Post by tonycamphd on Nov 27, 2013 15:12:58 GMT -6
thanx scum,
yup, the coolest drum track ever?? other things that i've found about that tracking session are
the mobile truck was the rolling stones helios rig
the only 2 mics were beyer m160(i think) ribbons
they used a Binson echorech bucket brigade magnetic delay
and the ADR compex f760/helios 760 compressor for the pump
this is the best i can remember, if anyone has anymore info on that recording, i'd love to hear it
btw, the track was marginally slowed down
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Post by Ward on Nov 27, 2013 16:50:05 GMT -6
Revolutionary drum sound! Thanks for sharing.
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Post by jazznoise on Nov 27, 2013 19:33:03 GMT -6
thanx scum, yup, the coolest drum track ever?? other things that i've found about that tracking session are the mobile truck was the rolling stones helios rig the only 2 mics were beyer m160(i think) ribbons they used a Binson echorech bucket brigade magnetic delay and the ADR compex f760/helios 760 compressor for the pump this is the best i can remember, if anyone has anymore info on that recording, i'd love to hear it btw, the track was marginally slowed down Do not discount the power of varispeed. You can do some crazy thing to the tone of a track by slowing or speeding it up by even a few cents. |
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Post by cenafria on Nov 28, 2013 3:59:51 GMT -6
thanx scum, yup, the coolest drum track ever?? other things that i've found about that tracking session are the mobile truck was the rolling stones helios rig the only 2 mics were beyer m160(i think) ribbons they used a Binson echorech bucket brigade magnetic delay and the ADR compex f760/helios 760 compressor for the pump this is the best i can remember, if anyone has anymore info on that recording, i'd love to hear it btw, the track was marginally slowed down I always heard it was m160s as well. |
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Post by Guitar on Nov 30, 2013 23:09:55 GMT -6
:DDDDDDD
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Post by Ward on Dec 1, 2013 20:24:53 GMT -6
That's a mighty broad smile with a lot of chins, monkeyxx! LOL
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Post by tonycamphd on Dec 2, 2013 1:57:00 GMT -6
That's a mighty broad smile with a lot of chins, monkeyxx! LOL I totally get it, i'm just an absolutely huge fan of Zep/bonzo, it's amazing that he played like that at all, let alone when he was 19 years old. What a strange and unique gift to be able to create such a signature vibe like that, I've never heard anyone match that particular vibe, hearing someone else play drums on a zep tune is virtually always a let down...it's pretty amazing. this bootleg recording kills me, the intro bass drum thing is unreal, and it's sooooo driving! It shows what happens when talented people play music live together... a lot, the triplet ?? thing ?? they do in the middle of the solo goes beyond a pre planned "do this here" thing for sure... music starts around 1:20 minutes in |
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Post by Guitar on Dec 3, 2013 21:19:25 GMT -6
absolutely
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