soll nicht wieder vorkommen, sagt der gute kenny:
Ah, the dreaded drum machine rumour, what’s the truth there?
I can only use my Roland V Drums in my studio, because I have very close neighbours that would not tolerate the noise of a big drum set being pounded on every night and I don’t have the right type of room or necessary mics to record that way. The V-drums are real drums you hit with sticks, play with a double kick pedal! But I can plug them directly into the ProTools and play with headphones. One thing I did do was record live cymbals and snare hits and mix them in with the V-drums. It took me about three months each song to get the drums down. It was the hardest I have ever worked on anything in my life. If there would have been a drum machine that could play all of the complicated – at least for me – patterns, maybe I would have thought about using it. I constantly ran what I was playing by Steve for advice on what he would play and not play. Someone said a thousand different drummers would have killed to play on the record. Maybe so, but Steve is the only drummer that I wanted to play on the record and I did not have the money to fly him back and forth from California to Texas several times, so I did the best that I could. I guess I could have laid off of the ’80s reverse gate reverb on the snare and toms, which tends to make things a bit mechanical sounding but I always loved that sound. Maybe I am stupid or biased, I thought I did a pretty good job for a first time drummer.
I don’t want to do it again anytime soon, too much stress on my 61-year-old ass.
hier das ganze interview:
http://www.ironfistzine.com/2016/07...ll-puts-the-record-straight-on-hammer-damage/