It would be interesting to have a drummer comment on the fills at :22, :28, :53 & :56... just for grins.
Let me see if I can describe what I'm hearing.... the drummer uses a classic single hit per stick roll fill .... and it's like the last hit is rushed ever so slightly .
With out trying to beat this point to death.... I'd try a few things.... one... quantize that fill to 32nds and see what happens... I'd also look at removing the last note of the drum fill in every place it occurs assuming removing it on the first one works.
If you fix that one nit... this is as good as a Beatles cover can get without having the lads playing the tune.
To my ears, something in those fills right at the end of them is not as smooth as it needs to be. It sounds to me like a few beginner drummers I have played with in the past who can not keep their rolls and fills on the meter.
Any "real" drummers hearing this? Or is it just me?
ADD: it could very well be something in the background making it sound like that to me. That would require having the tracks and soloing and muting things to find the guilty track and then enveloping that particular offender out at that point. I have had that occur in my music, and finding it doesn't take too long using the mute one at a time method.... Soloing the tracks one at a time...they all sound right BUT.... throw them together and the 2 notes clash....
Happy hunting.
post edited by Guitarhacker - 2012/12/12 09:48:00