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The Drum Sound That Defined Rock Music with tags rick beato, everything music, rick, beato, music, music theory, music production, education, glyn johns, john bonham, keith moon, led zeppelin, the who, drum recording, music production, drum tuning, drum micing, drum mixing, drum mixing techniques, mic placement drums, 3 mic drum recording, 3 mic drum setup, 3 mic drum recording technique, compressing drums, the rolling stones, eric clapton, the beatles, recording techniques, 70s recording techniques, jimmy page

In this episode I discuss the mic'ing techniques and drum sound of legendary British producer and engineer Glyn Johns. This 3 (or 4) mic drum recording technique is associated with the sound of John Bonham and Keith Moon.

Producer, engineer, musician. Associated acts. The Rolling Stones, the Who, the Small Faces, the Faces, Johnny Hallyday, Led Zeppelin, the Beatles, Eagles, Fairport Convention, Eric Clapton, the Clash, New Model Army. Glyn Thomas Johns (born 15 February 1942) is an English musician, recording engineer and record producer.

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