I would love to share the kit, but would first like for anyone to validate that I indeed got the samples from a legitimate, royalty free source. I'm almost sure they were a free download, or that someone on the list sent a link to all.
Thanks for listening.
---- Sion Morris sionwm@cinnamondesign.co.uk wrote:
Like it. The production is really excellent. I'm glad you have been able to get together with your lyricist friend. You create some very good original songs together. The middle 8 is nice and the song writing and guitar work is very good as usual. You've mixed the drums in at just the right level I think. They certainly are believable - and, like come alive, have a "Mike Carlyle' sound to them especially the fills and the pause/fill towards the end [Does anyone else think that even as non 'real' drummers, we have a drumming style?]
I've always thought the ns was just a little too 'studio' sounding - you are right about the toms and the Sonor ones are a lot better.
Good luck with Foolish U. Sounds like fun.
You've wetted my appetite with the new kit any chance you could post up a link for us other doggieboxers? I generally use the Yamaha kit - which I think also originated from a link you posted, but its always good to have a range of kits available :)
All the best
Sion
Sion Morris Liverpool
www.sionsmusic.cinnamondesign.co.uk
On 23 Jul 2007, at 23:35, Michael Carlyle wrote:
I can't for the life of me recall where I found these Sonor samples. I decided I needed a kit that sounded fuller than the nskit 7 that had become my go-to kit. The nskit toms are too "snappy" with no following resonance in the deeper tones. I can't get them to sound good anymore. I built a Sonor Kit last month and have started testing it.
Anyway, I've gotten myself a Yamaha AW1600 and have started recording again with a singer/lyricist friend. I look for free moments between real life and gigs with my cover band.
A song called Footprints can be found here. Let me know what you think, and if you "believe" the drums.
http://www.foolishu.com/sounds/footprints.mp3
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That is a really, really great song. Great song!
----Original Message Follows---- From: mcarlyle@charter.net To: Sion Morris sionwm@cinnamondesign.co.uk, doggiebox@lists.zygoat.ca Subject: Re: [Doggiebox] A song using a Sonor kit Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 12:12:37 -0700
I would love to share the kit, but would first like for anyone to validate that I indeed got the samples from a legitimate, royalty free source. I'm almost sure they were a free download, or that someone on the list sent a link to all.
Thanks for listening.
---- Sion Morris sionwm@cinnamondesign.co.uk wrote:
Like it. The production is really excellent. I'm glad you have been able to get together with your lyricist friend. You create some very good original songs together. The middle 8 is nice and the song writing and guitar work is very good as usual. You've mixed the drums in at just the right level I think. They certainly are believable - and, like come alive, have a "Mike Carlyle' sound to them especially the fills and the pause/fill towards the end [Does anyone else think that even as non 'real' drummers, we have a drumming style?]
I've always thought the ns was just a little too 'studio' sounding - you are right about the toms and the Sonor ones are a lot better.
Good luck with Foolish U. Sounds like fun.
You've wetted my appetite with the new kit any chance you could post up a link for us other doggieboxers? I generally use the Yamaha kit - which I think also originated from a link you posted, but its always good to have a range of kits available :)
All the best
Sion
Sion Morris Liverpool
www.sionsmusic.cinnamondesign.co.uk
On 23 Jul 2007, at 23:35, Michael Carlyle wrote:
I can't for the life of me recall where I found these Sonor samples. I decided I needed a kit that sounded fuller than the nskit 7 that had become my go-to kit. The nskit toms are too "snappy" with no following resonance in the deeper tones. I can't get them to sound good anymore. I built a Sonor Kit last month and have started testing it.
Anyway, I've gotten myself a Yamaha AW1600 and have started recording again with a singer/lyricist friend. I look for free moments between real life and gigs with my cover band.
A song called Footprints can be found here. Let me know what you think, and if you "believe" the drums.
http://www.foolishu.com/sounds/footprints.mp3
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Here's a song I did with Doggiebox... I have never shared anything on this list until now so i thought it was about time :)
http://www.thedannybarnes.com/Chocolate.mp3
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From: mcarlyle@charter.net To: Sion Morris sionwm@cinnamondesign.co.uk, doggiebox@lists.zygoat.ca Subject: Re: [Doggiebox] A song using a Sonor kit Date: Tue, 24 Jul 2007 12:12:37 -0700
I would love to share the kit, but would first like for anyone to validate that I indeed got the samples from a legitimate, royalty free source. I'm almost sure they were a free download, or that someone on the list sent a link to all.
Thanks for listening.
---- Sion Morris sionwm@cinnamondesign.co.uk wrote:
Like it. The production is really excellent. I'm glad you have been able to get together with your lyricist friend. You create some very good original songs together. The middle 8 is nice and the song writing and guitar work is very good as usual. You've mixed the drums in at just the right level I think. They certainly are believable - and, like come alive, have a "Mike Carlyle' sound to them especially the fills and the pause/fill towards the end [Does anyone else think that even as non 'real' drummers, we have a drumming style?]
I've always thought the ns was just a little too 'studio' sounding - you are right about the toms and the Sonor ones are a lot better.
Good luck with Foolish U. Sounds like fun.
You've wetted my appetite with the new kit any chance you could post up a link for us other doggieboxers? I generally use the Yamaha kit - which I think also originated from a link you posted, but its always good to have a range of kits available :)
All the best
Sion
Sion Morris Liverpool
www.sionsmusic.cinnamondesign.co.uk
On 23 Jul 2007, at 23:35, Michael Carlyle wrote:
I can't for the life of me recall where I found these Sonor samples. I decided I needed a kit that sounded fuller than the nskit 7 that had become my go-to kit. The nskit toms are too "snappy" with no following resonance in the deeper tones. I can't get them to sound good anymore. I built a Sonor Kit last month and have started testing it.
Anyway, I've gotten myself a Yamaha AW1600 and have started recording again with a singer/lyricist friend. I look for free moments between real life and gigs with my cover band.
A song called Footprints can be found here. Let me know what you think, and if you "believe" the drums.
http://www.foolishu.com/sounds/footprints.mp3
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