drums from “a forest” by the cure | ToneDB
a forest
the cure
drums
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Tone Profile
The drum sound is defined by its cavernous reverb and slightly muffled attack, creating a sense of space and depth. It's both powerful and atmospheric, contributing significantly to the song's haunting mood.
Production Credits
Producer: Mike Hedges
Engineer: Mike Hedges
Recorded at: Morgan Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Tama Superstar
Processing: Boss CE-1
Recording Notes
- The drums were recorded in a studio environment with attention to capturing a large, reverberant sound.
- Significant reverb was added to the drum tracks to create a sense of vastness and distance.
- The use of gated reverb may have been employed to shape the decay of the reverb, adding to the percussive and somewhat unnatural character of the drums.
- Likely close-mic'd and room mic'd for blend.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a dry drum recording, focusing on a tight, punchy sound.
- Experiment with different reverb plugins or hardware units to find a suitable cavernous reverb. A plate reverb or hall reverb can work well.
- Use a gate to control the decay of the reverb, creating a more abrupt and rhythmic effect.
- Consider using EQ to shape the reverb, cutting some of the low-end rumble and boosting the high-end for a brighter, more ethereal sound.
Recommended Gear
- Boss CE-1(pedal)
- Tama Superstar(drums)
Sources
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