Looking for "The Police" Kontakt Drum Presets for (Studio Drummer, 70s/60s Drummer)+ good headphones
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 986 posts since 27 Sep, 2010
Stewart Copeland's sound is my preference, but I'll take a look at the link that you just posted. Maybe someday someone will sample the Tama signature kit.
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- KVRAF
- 3390 posts since 7 Aug, 2008
esoundz also has a Stewart Copeland signature snare that they included as part of one of their Drum Master's group buys. I've got it on my hard drive.
I've never tested it to see how close it gets.
I've never tested it to see how close it gets.
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- KVRAF
- 44201 posts since 11 Aug, 2008 from clown world
http://www.kvraudio.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=5387348
Includes: Tama Stewart Copeland Signature 5x14" Snare
http://www.sampleism.com/nicolas-signat ... ound-drums
Includes: Tama Stewart Copeland Signature 5x14" Snare
http://www.sampleism.com/nicolas-signat ... ound-drums
This is the same method MJ used when he was working on Anthony Marinelli's Thriller.
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- KVRian
- Topic Starter
- 986 posts since 27 Sep, 2010
The KRK headphones came in the mail, and I'm pretty pleased with them!
The bass isn't distorted, and I can hear each instrument individually for the mot part. The only thing that's worrying me is that my drums sound very different from how they've sounded on the BOSE headphones, the laptop speakers, and the Apple earpods. Of course, the three devices that I just named are probably not good judges. Still, hi-hats seem to be quieter, and how I EQed 80s style gated reverb makes drums sound pretty bad now. I hope that this problem is the result of not mixing correctly and not a huge defect in the KRK headphones frequency range.
As some people have claimed, the headphones get a little uncomfortable after awhile, but that's why I take breaks. I'm happy that the headphones actually fit snugly, and I wear GLASSES. Normally headphones get in the way, but the KRKs don't.
Also, I didn't realize that the KRKS have an optional volume switch on the headphone cord--the switch is very helpful if you happen to be standing away from the keyboard, or if you want to stop yourself from blasting your ears with full volume by accident. Just set the switch to minimum.
Thanks for the recommendation. As I said before, I hope that the drums aren't the headphones' problem.
The bass isn't distorted, and I can hear each instrument individually for the mot part. The only thing that's worrying me is that my drums sound very different from how they've sounded on the BOSE headphones, the laptop speakers, and the Apple earpods. Of course, the three devices that I just named are probably not good judges. Still, hi-hats seem to be quieter, and how I EQed 80s style gated reverb makes drums sound pretty bad now. I hope that this problem is the result of not mixing correctly and not a huge defect in the KRK headphones frequency range.
As some people have claimed, the headphones get a little uncomfortable after awhile, but that's why I take breaks. I'm happy that the headphones actually fit snugly, and I wear GLASSES. Normally headphones get in the way, but the KRKs don't.
Also, I didn't realize that the KRKS have an optional volume switch on the headphone cord--the switch is very helpful if you happen to be standing away from the keyboard, or if you want to stop yourself from blasting your ears with full volume by accident. Just set the switch to minimum.
Thanks for the recommendation. As I said before, I hope that the drums aren't the headphones' problem.