drums from “come together” by the beatles | ToneDB

come together

the beatles

drums

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Tone Profile

A dry, punchy, and somewhat compressed drum sound with a focus on the kick and snare. The overall vibe is tight and controlled, fitting the song's swampy and bluesy feel.

Production Credits

Producer: George Martin

Engineer: Geoff Emerick

Recorded at: Abbey Road Studios, London

Signal Chain

Instrument: Ludwig Drum Kit

Microphone: Neumann U67

Recording Notes

  • The drum sound was achieved by close-miking Ringo Starr's Ludwig drum kit. Two microphones positioned far back in the room as a stereo pair to pick up room ambience.
  • Compression techniques used during recording and mixing to achieve a tight and punchy sound.
  • Recorded at Abbey Road Studios.

Recreation Tips

  • Use a Ludwig drum kit or similar vintage kit.
  • Experiment with microphone placement to find the sweet spot for each drum, focusing on capturing a full and balanced sound.
  • Apply compression to the individual drum tracks and the overall drum mix to achieve a punchy and controlled sound.
  • Use EQ to shape the tone of each drum, focusing on enhancing the attack and body while removing any unwanted frequencies.
  • Add a touch of plate reverb to the snare to add some vintage flavor.

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