ISOLATED / UNMIXED RAW DRUM STEMS: Obscura - "Anticosmic Overload"

Ever wanted to hear how my drums sound recorded BEFORE they are mixed & uploaded as videos to Youtube?? Look no further!

Whether you're just curious as to how my studio drums sound, looking to learn the song & want to isolate the parts, or perhaps you want to practice mixing real drums - now you can download the raw drum stems from my tracking sessions, drop them into your DAW, & check them out up close!

These stems/raws are from my drum video of "Anticosmic Overload" by Obscura. To view/listen to the final/mixed Youtube Drum Video, click the link below -

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jkrChs-T6qw

WHAT'S INSIDE?:

- a .zip file which includes 16 .wav files

- Those 16 .wav files are...

01 - Kick In.wav

02 - Kick Trigger.wav

03 - Snare Top.wav

04 - Snare Bottom.wav

05 - Tom 1.wav

06 - Tom 2.wav

07 - Tom 3.wav

08 - Tom 4.wav

09 - Overhead Left.wav

10 - Overhead Right.wav

11 - Hi-Hat Left.wav

12 - Ride & Hi-Hat Right.wav

13 - Hallway Room Mic Left.wav

14 - Hallway Room Mic Right.wav

15 - Bathroom Room Mic Left.wav

16 - Bathroom Room Mic Right.wav

DRUM INFO:

- Drum Kit: Tama Birch / Bubinga, sizes 8", 10", 14", 16", 20" w/ 13"x7" Tama SLP G-Maple Snare Drum

- Cymbals: All Meinl Byzance, MB20, Classics Custom, & Classics Custom Dark

- Drumheads: Remo Coated Emperors on Toms, Coated Controlled Sound on Snare, Coated PS3 on Kick

MICROPHONE INFO:

- Overheads: Shure SM81 (Pair)

- Snare Top: Shure Beta57

- Snare Bottom: Shure SM57

- Kick: Shure Beta91 & Kick Trigger

- Toms: Sennheiser e604's on 8", 10", & 14", AKG D112 on 16"

- Hi-Hat: Shure PG81

- Ride & Right Hi-Hat: Shure PG81

- Rooms Hallway: MXL990 (Pair)

- Rooms Bathroom: SM57 (Pair)

GENERAL NOTES:

- Files are 24bit/48k

- Tempo starts at 224 BPM, drops to 200 BPM, raises again to 224 BPM, drops again to 200 BPM, & raises again to 224 BPM for the remainder of the song

- Flip phase on Snare Bottom & Overheads, or adjust accordingly / as desired (many stock plug-in's allow for phase-flip)

- Leveling will need to be adjusted here & there, certain mic's are quite loud (it's not always easy to get perfect drum levels going in when you're doing it all yourself!)

- All dead Tom / Cymbal space already removed / faded for each respective track

PANNING NOTES (If doing Drummer's Perspective, reverse all for Audience Perspective):

Snare & Kick: Centered

Overhead Left: 100 Left

Overhead Right: 100 Right

Tom 1: 25-35 Left

Tom 2: 25-35 Right

Tom 3: 65-70 Left

Tom 4: 65-70 Right

Hi-Hat: 40-50 Left

Ride / Hi-Hat Right: 45-55 Right

Rooms (Both Pairs): Start at 100 Left (Room Left) & 100 Right (Room Right). Should be mostly centered, but may need to move one or the other (or both) in (for each pair) to center perfectly

Enjoy !