I stopped taking snares to one particular studio; they have several good snares of their own, but seemed to always want me to play on their Dynasonic.
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Posted on 13 years ago
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i use for studio slingerland cob festival model, and on last 2 recordings my hollowed log ash snare 13x6"... and must say that things is great... very sensitive but has some serious power in it, and some good depth... very different from any other snares i have owned through the years...
Posted on 13 years ago
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Exactly! why complicate everything just bring a supa and a change of heads make it sound like you want it to and be done with it .. 3 4 5 snares is nutz music today is so freekin complicated it is no longer fun, in the 60 and 70's recording was fun sometimes exhausting but fun, seems like the fun factor has been taken over by tech, tech tech....and bunches of drums, guitars etc...
Couldn't agree more, most pop music today is over produced. Every millisecond is pulled apart and analyzed. The end result being some soulless sounding phony baloney crap...geeze I'm starting to sound like a grumpy old man.
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Posted on 13 years ago
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Couldn't agree more, most pop music today is over produced. Every millisecond is pulled apart and analyzed. The end result being some soulless sounding phony baloney crap...geeze I'm starting to sound like a grumpy old man.
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that is all i can say
Posted on 13 years ago
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