yeah that definitely doesn't sound anything like a vintage sturdy and it's kind of a breath of fresh air but i fear you may be right that as soon as those speakers become publicly available that everyone's going to kind of jump on that and everyone's going to want to kind of imitate that and once again that is just human nature that's how we're built it's like oh that's neat let's all go do that but the underlying theme here is that yes the vintage NUMBER_TOKEN's been PROFANITY_TOKEN done to death so let's try something new actually i've been reached out to you guys there on a shorts a couple weeks ago and asked you guys for your suggestions hey what kind of speaker brands do you think i should be checking out and a lot of you guys left me some cool comments uh but you guys mentioned the pv sheffield the stupid thing is i had one of those cabinets back in the early NUMBER_TOKENs and i sold it now i'm kind of kicking myself you know those might be cool to investigate there's also some other cool brands out there and i'm not talking about the big guys i mean like i've got tons of wgs i've got the new eminence i need the demo and i want to check out some jensen's but if you guys have some suggestions for other speaker brands out there that you might think might be really cool to check out like weber or somebody like that let me know in the comments below because i'm definitely gonna go exploring this year i think and go and try and find cool new guitar speakers that might be a little bit off the beaten track and get us something awesome because the finished NUMBER_TOKEN as great as it is is a little bit overdone and we need to start to show a little bit of imagination if you're having a hard time playing steady room shots lower the snare drum slightly so when you hit your thigh you'll get a perfect rimshot you'll end up with a few sweet bruises on your thighs after two days of tracking but who gives a PROFANITY_TOKEN you'll sound like a metal god hey everybody that's dave velez has been on the show a few times over the last couple years good friend of the show dave's a great drummer he stepped in and saved the day there for a weather fall in mexico uh a couple weeks back that was really cool we're gonna have a show on that an interview with joseph michael and explain what happens when you hire a session drummer and then they bail out on you the day before the gig yeah that's real fun anyway uh yeah dave's got some great advice there yeah you know what suffer for the art i love that anyway if you're into recording live drums make sure you check out my series how to record heavy drums too hopefully it can be some help to you guys hey clint how about an episode on ribbon mics probably the coolest thing on guitars and vocals to say nothing about dremel reds oh i love ribbon mics you know i've had these sitting around for a while and i've never got around to doing an episode on these these are rode ntrs
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