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  • July 5, 2017 at 5:48 am #29075
    Guido tum Suden
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      Maybe this is an old hat, but maybe not:

      I've got my Lewitt DTP 640 REX about half way inside the bass drum, so that I get a slight cut at 80 Hz for the bass.
      Now, here's the trick I got from Chris from Airwindows (check out his Plugins, I think they are amazing):
      I stuck a transducer clip (cheapest I could find) outside on the shell of the bass drum.
      When you listen to the recording you hear

      • three, with a Clarett 8PreX, directly recorded tracks without any plugins
      • 1. the condenser part of the mic only
      • 2. the dynamic part of the mic only
      • 3. the transducer on the kick's shell only
      • all tracks mixed together in the oder above

        • What do you think?

        Guido

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