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| John Boecklin - Devildriver - Pray For Villains |
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| Tuesday, 09 June 2009 05:07 |
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Band Name: Devildriver Drummer Name: John Boecklin Album Name: Pray For Villains Release Date: June 21, 2009 Studio Name: Edge of The Earth Studios Engineer Name: Logan Mader Cymbals: Meinl 18'' MB2O Rock Crash 16'' MB20 Rock Crash 18'' Soundcaster China 18'' MB20 Rock China 10'' MB20 Splash 10/12'' Generation X Stacko 2 Hi-Hat Sets of 13'' Soundcasters 22'' MB20 Heavy Bell Ride Drums: Mapex Orion Series (2) 22'' X 18'' Kickdrums / Evans EQ4 Clear 10''X 8'' Tom = Evans EC2 Clear 12''X 9'' Tom = Evans EC2 Clear 16'X 14'' Floor Tom = Evans EC2 Clear 13''X 6.5 Snare = Evans G1 Coated Pedals: Pearl Eliminators with Gibraltar Beaters Hardware: Gibraltar Microphones: 10 Toms - D2 Audix 12 Tom - D4 Audix Floor Tom - D6 Audix Snare Top - D2 Audix Snare Bottom - I 5 Audix Kick Drums - Two D6 Audix Studio Tips: I like to break a song up into three sections and get the best take I can of each one. When I get what I want out of each section, I blend them all together. It helps conatin constant power throughout the whole track and helps your mindset. You don't get overwhelmed with the thought of having to nail everything at once. I also find that being sober two weeks before and throughout the recording process is a must for me. |
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He is a fucking great Drummer
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