drums from “ho hey” by the lumineers | ToneDB
ho hey
the lumineers
drums
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Tone Profile
A simple, raw, and vintage-sounding drum kit with a focus on natural room ambience and minimal processing. The drums have a tight, punchy character with a slightly muffled quality, fitting the song's Americana/folk style.
Production Credits
Producer: Ryan Hadlock
Engineer: Ryan Hadlock
Recorded at: Bear Creek Studio, Washington
Signal Chain
Instrument: Ludwig Drum Kit
Microphone: Shure SM57
Recording Notes
- The drum sound was achieved using a combination of close mics and room mics to capture a natural and spacious sound.
- The close mics, like the Shure SM57, captured the direct attack and punch of the drums.
- Room mics, such as the Neumann U87 or potentially an RCA 77DX, were placed at a distance to capture the ambience of the recording space.
- The drums were likely tuned to a medium-low register to achieve a warm and full tone.
- Minimal compression and EQ were used to maintain the natural character of the drums.
Recreation Tips
- Use a vintage-style drum kit with coated heads for a warmer tone.
- Experiment with different microphone placements to find the sweet spot for capturing the drum's natural sound.
- Use room microphones to add depth and dimension to the drum sound.
- Apply minimal compression and EQ to preserve the natural dynamics and character of the drums.
- Consider using a tape emulator plugin to add a subtle vintage vibe to the drum tracks.
Recommended Gear
- Ludwig Drum Kit(drums)
- Shure SM57(mic)
- Neumann U87(mic)
- RCA 77DX(mic)
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