drums from “crazy little thing called love” by queen | ToneDB
crazy little thing called love
queen
drums
75% ai confidence
Tone Profile
The drums have a tight, punchy, and slightly compressed sound, characteristic of rockabilly and early rock and roll. The overall vibe is energetic and driving, fitting the song's retro style.
Production Credits
Producer: Reinhold Mack
Engineer: Reinhold Mack
Recorded at: Musicland Studios, Munich
Signal Chain
Instrument: Ludwig Drum Kit
Microphone: Neumann U47
Recording Notes
- The drum sound was likely achieved through careful mic placement and potentially close-miking techniques to capture a direct and focused sound.
- Compression was likely applied during mixing to enhance the punch and sustain of the drums, fitting the rockabilly vibe.
- The room ambience was likely controlled to minimize excessive reverb and maintain a tight, dry drum sound.
Recreation Tips
- Use a Ludwig drum kit or similar vintage-style kit with smaller drum sizes.
- Experiment with close-miking techniques on each drum to capture a direct and punchy sound.
- Apply compression to the individual drum tracks to enhance sustain and punch.
- Control room ambience to avoid excessive reverb, aiming for a tight and focused drum sound.
- Consider using EQ to sculpt the drum tones, emphasizing the attack and clarity of each drum.
Recommended Gear
- Ludwig Drum Kit(drums)
- Neumann U47(mic)
- Urei 1176(compressor)
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