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Nihilist, do you know what Deicide song they're covering?
I'd love to hear them do "I am no one" 
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2003-12-06, 15:50
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Yes he does. Its inmistakable, no kick drum can sound like that with out an added effect. And to clarify what a trigger is, it does not make you play faster but adds a better sound.
I hate Deicide.
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2003-12-06, 21:18
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yeah they blow
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2003-12-07, 00:23
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2003-12-07, 17:14
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Yes he does. Its inmistakable, no kick drum can sound like that with out an added effect. And to clarify what a trigger is, it does not make you play faster but adds a better sound.
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it thought the trigger was used to get the drums tight when recorded (like to adjust the sounds so they follow perfectly the tempo) |
2003-12-07, 18:17
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yeah i heard that they make the drums sound more "even", at the same volume and pitch
speaking of drum sound, one thing that bothers me is that the kick drums are too loud in the mix.....(this is based off songs i've heard off Nihility)
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2003-12-08, 00:08
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I think its level is perfect. The one thing I cant stand is when a good drummer's kick is silenced.
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2003-12-10, 15:26
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Quote:
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The drummer used triggers on his kit
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yeh but dude..what are triggers?! explain!
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2003-12-11, 10:03
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Basically fake drum sound, (or at least this is my understanding, this is what I was told when we did our demo) Play through the song blah, blah. When in the process of mastering we had like 20 different sounds to choose from, we chose one and the program he had, put that specific sound over every kick drum hit. I think the program just runs a search over the recorded kick drum sound file and whenever it detects a spike in volume, it puts the sound down. For live shows, it's just a little thing that hooks on the rim of the drum head. The trigger is hooked up to the mic on the kick drum and it alters the sound of the kick drum when it goes through the PA. IT DOES NOT MAKE YOU GO ANY FASTER. Hope that helps.
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2003-12-12, 02:59
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Yeah, it's not cheating or anything. It just alters the sound of the kit.
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