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Hello everyone, been reading for a while but never posted before...
I've been recording on my own recently to better learn the art. My focus has been to learn engineering but mostly for accurate performances. I own a Presonus firepod and I close mic with good quality gear but a poor sounding room. A better room/treatment will come in time... I've been trying to clear up an annoying 'stutter' on my kick tracks as I realise it could be a bad habit, I play 'off' the head, not 'into' it. Lately, I've noticed the same effect on some reputable website demos like this one which *is* very cool. http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/jun0...snareaudio.htm. Is this common in the recording world, am I making a big deal out of this for nothing or should I continue working on this issue? Thanks for your time. |
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