Check out this article I came across on prosoundweb.com by Jackson B. Jackson. He writes a nice piece about how laying down a track without actual acoustic drums can be a pain and your sound may take a hit for it. He broadly explains the problem of keeping a drummer around the whole time and his or her drums available when needed (who’s not been there?) and how the electronic options that are available today, like a drum machine that hooks up to your comp, works just as well to get you going.
A good read for anyone just starting out in the production world. Read the full article here:
In The Studio: Laying Down Quality Drum Tracks Without A Drummer
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I’m seeking info for sanctuary reverberation absorbsion material ( panels) and best placement.
There may be apps that do that. You can definitely find spectrum analyzers that will measure ultra low.
Is there an APP that can measure the ultra low frequency levels?