drums from “baba o'riley” by the who | ToneDB
baba o'riley
the who
drums
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Tone Profile
The drums in "Baba O'Riley" feature a driving, powerful sound with a raw and energetic character. It's a stadium-ready performance with impactful dynamics and a slightly compressed, vintage quality.
Production Credits
Producer: The Who
Engineer: Glyn Johns
Recorded at: Olympic Studios, London
Signal Chain
Instrument: Hayman Drum Kit
Microphone: Neumann U67
Recording Notes
- The drums were recorded in Olympic Studios, London.
- Engineer Glyn Johns employed a minimalist miking technique, likely involving a few strategically placed microphones to capture the entire kit.
- Compression was used during mixing to enhance the punch and sustain of the drums.
- The room sound contributed significantly to the overall ambience of the recording.
Recreation Tips
- Start with a vintage-style drum kit tuned for a resonant and open sound.
- Experiment with microphone placement to find the sweet spot that captures the entire kit with minimal mics.
- Use a compressor to glue the drum sound together and add punch.
- Consider adding a touch of room reverb to emulate the ambience of a studio recording.
Recommended Gear
- Hayman Drum Kit(drums)
- Neumann U67(mic)
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