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Jeff explains the benefit of using an experienced Engineer... saves time, saves money and you learn heaps!
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Episode 6 - Recording drums part 1 (stereo)
Microphone choice, placement, overheads snare and toms. Recording techniques capture drums stereo recording
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Episode 7 - Recording drums part 2 (stereo)
Microphone choice, placement, overheads snare and toms. Recording techniques capture drums stereo recording
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Episode 8 - Recording drums part 3 (stereo)
Microphone choice, placement, overheads snare and toms. Recording techniques capture drums stereo recording
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