drums from “when the levee breaks” by led zeppelin | ToneDB
when the levee breaks
led zeppelin
drums
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
The drum sound is massive, roomy, and deeply resonant, characterized by its natural reverberation and powerful low-end presence. It's a quintessential example of capturing a unique and iconic drum tone in a distinctive recording environment.
Production Credits
Producer: Jimmy Page
Engineer: Andy Johns
Recorded at: Headley Grange
Signal Chain
Instrument: Ludwig Drum Kit
Microphone: Beyerdynamic M160
Recording Notes
- The drums were recorded in a three-story stairwell at Headley Grange to capture the natural ambience and reverberation.
- Microphones were placed at the top of the stairwell to capture the room's natural acoustics.
- The recording aimed to capture the natural sound of the drums in a unique and reverberant space.
Recreation Tips
- Record drums in a large, reverberant space such as a stairwell or large hall.
- Experiment with microphone placement to capture the room's natural ambience.
- Use minimal processing to preserve the natural sound of the drums and room.
Recommended Gear
- Ludwig Drum Kit(drums)
- Beyerdynamic M160(mic)
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