drums from “blue monday” by new order | ToneDB
blue monday
new order
drums
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Tone Profile
The drum sound is synthetic, cold, and precise, forming the rhythmic backbone of the track. It's characterized by its heavy gated reverb and electronic tonality, which creates a stark and driving feel.
Production Credits
Producer: Unknown
Engineer: Unknown
Recorded at: Britannia Row Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Oberheim DMX
Recording Notes
- The Oberheim DMX was used to create the song's iconic drum machine sounds.
- Gated reverb, likely from an AMS RMX16, contributes to the sharp, defined, and somewhat unnatural drum sound.
- The kick and snare are heavily processed to sound punchy and synthetic.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a drum machine like the Oberheim DMX or a similar-sounding sample pack.
- Apply heavy gated reverb, experimenting with short decay times to achieve that characteristic '80s sound.
- Use EQ to enhance the attack of the kick and snare, making them cut through the mix.
- Consider using a compressor to further tighten the drum sounds and make them more consistent.
Recommended Gear
- Oberheim DMX(drums)
- AMS RMX16(pedal)
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