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 Drum mix reverb/distant effect
Hello everyone, new to this forum, but I wasn't sure where else to find my answer. I'm currently working on my first album and want to recreate a drum sound found on A Perfect Circle's track "The Noose". The drums just have a distant and airy feel to them, and I'm wondering the best way to go about it. There are some other songs that do this effect more obviously, but this is the one song I could remember off hand. You can check it out here: YouTube - A Perfect Circle - The Noose Any feedback/advice is appreciated... Thanks, Matt Clandestiny MySpace.com - Clandestiny - Elyria, Ohio - Alternative / Folk Rock / Ambient - www.myspace.com/clandestinymusic  |
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