Tone Profile

The drum sound is characterized by its deep, resonant toms, a punchy kick drum, and crisp cymbals, creating a spacious and impactful sonic landscape. It's a balance of natural acoustic tones enhanced with subtle studio processing to achieve clarity and power.

Production Credits

Signal Chain

Recording Notes

• The drum kit was likely recorded in a large, well-treated studio space to capture a natural, spacious sound.
• Multiple microphones were probably used on each drum and cymbal to capture different aspects of the sound.
• The kick drum sound was achieved using a combination of internal and external microphones.
• Room microphones were used to capture the overall ambience of the drum kit.

Recreation Tips

• Start with a high-quality drum kit with deep, resonant toms.
• Experiment with different microphone placements on each drum and cymbal to find the sweet spot.
• Use a combination of close microphones and room microphones to capture both the direct sound and the ambience.
• Use a gate and compressor to control the dynamics of the drums, while preserving the natural tone.
• Use EQ to shape the overall sound of the drums, focusing on the low-end and high-end frequencies.
• Experiment with different types of reverb to add space and depth to the drums.

Recommended Gear

• Sonor Designer Series(drums)
• Neumann U47(mic)
• AKG D112(mic)
• Neumann KM84(mic)
• Zildjian Cymbals(drums)