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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / djippy's music / Just another guit drum jam
Did record a jam that I did with guitarist of Bertrude this Thursday, a close mic on the guit cab, one condenser mic that points to the drums.
Loads of compression, added some short plate reverb to both guit and drum mic. Did chose 4 mins of the 15 mins jam, cut paste the bits...
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you both rock very well. slow but intense. the micpositions seem to be placed very effective, too.
You consistently capture an awesome raw rocking sound and this is no exception. There's a good sense of dynamics on this one as well.
I like the capture of these moments, when you can hear the guitar and drums locking in, reacting to each other. That's what a good jam is about! Bien joue!
Super fun rock out jam. Agree with
I like the capture of these moments, when you can hear the guitar and drums locking in, reacting to each other. That's what a good jam is about! Bien joue!
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you both rock very well. slow but intense. the micpositions seem to be placed very effective, too.
Definitely rocked my head to the groove of the drums and emotion of the guitar \m/
Really cool grittiness between the guitar and drums. The thickness of the guitar gave me feels of Clutch or the Black Keys. It also takes me back to the small jams me and the drummer fraind from my old band used to have in between practice. Excellent jam! High five!
Rock yeah!
you both rock very well. slow but intense. the micpositions seem to be placed very effective, too.
Thanks!
With less mics, mic position is less important... 
But yes it work good, the "drum" mic does get loads of guitars as well which "helps" with bigger guit sound. It was basically maybe 2 meters in front of the kit, about 2m hi as well. Guit cab mic is classic close mic close to the center of the speaker.
niice
Nice.
You consistently capture an awesome raw rocking sound and this is no exception. There's a good sense of dynamics on this one as well.
Just slap a mic or two, add loads of compressions and VOILÀ!!!
I like the capture of these moments, when you can hear the guitar and drums locking in, reacting to each other. That's what a good jam is about! Bien joue!
Merci!
Super fun rock out jam. Agree with
Kedbreak136 wrote:I like the capture of these moments, when you can hear the guitar and drums locking in, reacting to each other. That's what a good jam is about! Bien joue!
andQ-Rosh wrote:you both rock very well. slow but intense. the micpositions seem to be placed very effective, too.
Definitely rocked my head to the groove of the drums and emotion of the guitar \m/
There are emotions on the drums too!!! 
Thanks for the kind comments.
Really cool grittiness between the guitar and drums. The thickness of the guitar gave me feels of Clutch or the Black Keys. It also takes me back to the small jams me and the drummer fraind from my old band used to have in between practice. Excellent jam! High five!
Niko would be pretty happy about the Clutch and Black Keys comments as we are quite fan of those 2 bands. (especially the "less produced" black keys ones)
Did enjoy a lot, feels cozy
- Ebrit
This is pretty much the intent to make you guys feel like you are in the room with us.
ROCK!
A beautiful vibe here, and great drums as always. Easy to bliss out to this sound.
