drums from “run to the hills” by iron maiden | ToneDB
run to the hills
iron maiden
drums
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Tone Profile
This drum sound is characterized by a tight, punchy attack with a controlled sustain, capturing the energy and aggression of the performance. It aims for a balance between clarity and impact, suitable for driving a fast-paced, anthemic rock song.
Production Credits
Producer: Martin Birch
Engineer: Martin Birch
Recorded at: Battery Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Premier Drums
Microphone: AKG D12
Recording Notes
- The drum sound was likely achieved through a combination of close-miking techniques on individual drums and overhead microphones to capture the overall kit sound.
- The drums were likely tuned relatively high to achieve a tight and punchy sound.
- Compression was probably used during mixing to further enhance the attack and sustain of the drums.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a well-tuned drum kit, focusing on achieving a tight and punchy sound.
- Experiment with microphone placement to capture the desired balance between attack and sustain.
- Use compression sparingly to enhance the punch and impact of the drums without sacrificing clarity.
- Consider using EQ to further shape the drum sound, focusing on boosting the frequencies that contribute to the attack and clarity of each drum.
Recommended Gear
- Premier Drums(drums)
- AKG D12(mic)
- Shure SM57(mic)
- Neumann U87(mic)
- Zildjian Cymbals(drums)
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