Верно , не было тру барабанов там ))
есть подробное описание записи альбома
The album was mixed in studio 1. The SSL I just find easier to work on, since I’m habituated to mixing on them, and that one had the first 48 channel equalizers replaced with ones of my own design. plenty of outboard FX… lots more than we’d need for the project.
Colin had vacillated a little on the kick drums and whether to use triggers, but by mix time, Dave Buchanan had used an audio-to-MIDI trigger to generate a MIDI event for each kick drum. There were a couple too may false triggers to be able to run triggers live in the mix without false-triggering from spillage, or missing the occasional light stroke, so Dave made a set of Cubase projects -one for each tune- and had manually edited out the false-triggers, and had punched in any missed beats with a higher gain setting. –Over the course of a few evenings, he’d made sure that Colin had a Cubase file for every tune which would afford him the option of easily auditioning triggered kicks if he felt that they would be required.
In the end, triggers were used, with samples coming from an Akai S1100. There were a bunch of options for the kick sound, but in the end we used one with not much ‘boom in it, since the original kicks on tape were pretty ‘strong’ and ‘deep’. –The trigger was only really doing the job of ‘sharpening’ the top end of the sound; the rest was Ken’s drumkit. –I remember that Dave also made a snare trigger track… just because he could, and it would be much easier to say “already done” instead of “okay, that’ll take a while” if Colin ever asked for one!)… but that was never used. The original snare used varies with the tune, but there two Ludwigs I think, one of which was a black beauty, and another snare used was a Noble and Cooley.
Things which I remember contributing to the mix… the reverse reverb ‘sweep’ in ‘Embodiment’, and then suggesting the (real!) tape phasing on top of it. There were a couple of other places where we spliced-in tape phasing, and every time you hear it, it’s real. We used the Studer A810s for the phasing, because I’d wired remote controlled multi-turn locking varispeed pots into the center section of the console, along with the transport command buttons, and a varispeed in/out switch. Any time you hear phasing on the album, it was done after the fact and spliced in.
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Почитай , пруф , семплы использовались с акая s1100