Tyger
Senior Member
Hey Folks,
Just wanted to get some tips and advice on dealing with spill/bleed when recording, mainly from my snare mic.
With my set up the hats are fairly close to the snare as with most set ups. I've raised the hats as high as possible without feeling uncomfortable to play.
I'm using an Audix i5 to mic my snare.
The issue I'm having is that when I EQ the snare, I tend to bring up the highs a bit to emphasis the crack and brightness. Doing so however increases the bleed coming from the hats.
How are you all dealing with spill? Are there other things physically I should be doing? Are you using gating, filters or eq techniques?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Just wanted to get some tips and advice on dealing with spill/bleed when recording, mainly from my snare mic.
With my set up the hats are fairly close to the snare as with most set ups. I've raised the hats as high as possible without feeling uncomfortable to play.
I'm using an Audix i5 to mic my snare.
The issue I'm having is that when I EQ the snare, I tend to bring up the highs a bit to emphasis the crack and brightness. Doing so however increases the bleed coming from the hats.
How are you all dealing with spill? Are there other things physically I should be doing? Are you using gating, filters or eq techniques?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!