Dayseeker is just one of those bands that does everything right. This is by far my favorite song off of Origin and so I needed to cover it. Sorry for the various slip-ups, overall pretty tight though, I'd say! Incredibly fun song, I had SO MUCH fun making the video, and I hope you all enjoy it and check out Dayseeker! Their new album Origin is one of the best albums I've ever heard. Enjoy!!!!!!!

I picked up two Monoprice condenser microphones prior to recording this video and I'm using both of them as overheads. I swear, I could mic the entire kit with just these two mics! Monoprice is amazing! So stoked on that!

A fairly new addition to my recording kit: Audix i5. This thing is a beast for snare. Check it! Totally un-EQd.

I also recently purchased a Shure SM7B for overall use in my future home studio, and right now it's serving as a floor tom mic and holding its own VERY well. My drums are not tuned that great and have super old, beat-up heads, yet it makes my floor tom sing! Really stoked about that. Un-EQd!!!!!!!! I changed the frequency response and it really gets all of the body of that drum, super sick.

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Recorded/edited in Garageband with Samson microphones, two Monoprice condensers, an Audix i5, and a Shure SM7B through a Focusrite Saffire Pro 40 Firewire interface, plugged into a late 2007 standard Macbook. No triggers or samples. A little bit of reverb but otherwise no sound changes.

I play a Tama Starclassic Maple kit (10", 12", 14" 16" toms, 14x5.5" G-Maple Snare, 20" kick)

Cymbals:
Sabian 15", 16" 18" AAX X-Plosion crashes, 14" AAX Stage Hats, 20" AAX Stage Ride, 10" HHX Splash, 12" AAX Splash
Wuhan 18" China w/ rivets

Tama Speed Cobra double bass pedal

Evans EC2 tom batter heads, Heavyweight snare batter head, EMAD Heavyweight bass drum batter head.

AHEAD sticks (Some Vic Firths in this video, I shredded both of my AHEADs prior to recording this)

Gibraltar throne

Stagg microphone cables/microphone stands

Shure Se215 In-ear monitors

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