Mixing Tips Hand Claps at Molly Carmichael blog

Mixing Tips Hand Claps. This video was made for home recording. Claps need distance to develop, so start with a dynamic mic (to smooth out the transients) at least 3 feet away (see graphic below). The loudest isn´t always the best sound!. You can try the same trick with recorded handclaps, either by adding several digital delay taps at between 60 and 120ms, or you could use a bright early reflection or ambience reverb program with. To highlight the clap more in the mix and help both the snare and the clap sit better together we can use a notch cut on the snare. Mark peotter discusses and demonstrates how to make 1 person clapping sound like 10 people clapping. How to record hand claps!here is how i record perfect hand claps. Clap with one hand slightly cupped and static, use the other hand for the motion, bringing the fingers of that hand to rest on the inner palm of the cupped.

Clap with one hand slightly cupped and static, use the other hand for the motion, bringing the fingers of that hand to rest on the inner palm of the cupped. You can try the same trick with recorded handclaps, either by adding several digital delay taps at between 60 and 120ms, or you could use a bright early reflection or ambience reverb program with. To highlight the clap more in the mix and help both the snare and the clap sit better together we can use a notch cut on the snare. How to record hand claps!here is how i record perfect hand claps. The loudest isn´t always the best sound!. This video was made for home recording. Claps need distance to develop, so start with a dynamic mic (to smooth out the transients) at least 3 feet away (see graphic below). Mark peotter discusses and demonstrates how to make 1 person clapping sound like 10 people clapping.

Mixing Hand Claps With SoundToys Plugins YouTube

Mixing Tips Hand Claps This video was made for home recording. To highlight the clap more in the mix and help both the snare and the clap sit better together we can use a notch cut on the snare. This video was made for home recording. The loudest isn´t always the best sound!. Claps need distance to develop, so start with a dynamic mic (to smooth out the transients) at least 3 feet away (see graphic below). You can try the same trick with recorded handclaps, either by adding several digital delay taps at between 60 and 120ms, or you could use a bright early reflection or ambience reverb program with. Mark peotter discusses and demonstrates how to make 1 person clapping sound like 10 people clapping. Clap with one hand slightly cupped and static, use the other hand for the motion, bringing the fingers of that hand to rest on the inner palm of the cupped. How to record hand claps!here is how i record perfect hand claps.