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Now you
can get high quality drum tracks while saving money
by not renting studio time, paying for equipment
cartage, and paying for an engineer.
Only high quality mic preamps and
microphones are used in Jake's home studio to ensure
that you receive the highest fidelity possible.
Can't come to Nashville? Try a remote recording
session!
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How does a remote recording session work?
- First you send your tracks either by mailing them
or by email. An mp3 file is preferred.
- It is recommended that demo tracks are recorded
with a click track at your studio. Please include the song tempo when you send your mp3.
If you are sending a click track, please include it on a
separate mp3.
- Multiple takes will be sent to you to preview and select which track you
like best.
- Once you have decided which takes you would
like to use, the tracks will be emailed (or mailed on a
DVD) in a WAV or AIF format and will then be ready to be
mixed in any recording software. You will receive up to 10 drum
tracks (kick, snare, hihat, tom 1, tom 2, tom 3, tom 4, overhead left,
overhead right, and a room mic). Up
to 16 simultaneously recorded tracks are available plus
unlimited percussion overdubs.
- WAV or AIF files are available in 16, 24, and 32 bit with
optional sampling rates at 44.1k, 48k, 88.2k and 96k. Just specify which bit rate and sampling rate you prefer. If you are not sure, you will be sent 44.1k / 24 bit WAV files (standard).
- Premixed, eq'd and compressed stereo tracks are also available
if you are not comfortable mixing and processing drum tracks.
- Percussion overdubs are available to add extra flavor to
your track. (shakers,
tamborine, djembe, congas, bongos, guiro, triangle,
claves, etc.)
| Microphone Placement Diagram For
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- Please note that the room mic is
actually centered and placed approximately 15 feet away.
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Prices start at $100
per song. You will own all of the rights to the drum tracks.
Do you need guitar or bass tracks? Jake works with some of the
best musicians Nashville has to offer. Get a guitar, bass, or
virtually any other instrument for just $100 per track.
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