I couldn't bear reading all of the responses but if what I suggest has been said then just double it. Use your normal recordings and listen if you must for cymbal decal etc. Those sounds BTW are generally easy to pickout. If they sound natural to you, then you have a good set up, it's that simple.
the natural sound of a cymbal
i am looking for recoordings which fearure cymbals.
besides maplesahde, can anyone suggest labels or artists which produce a very natural sound of a cymbal ?
i find the sound of a cymbal a good test of the upper midrange and treble frequencies of a stereo sytem and having a recording to use to evaluate the aforrementioned frequencies is an invaluable tool when listening after changing components.
thanks for your suggestions
besides maplesahde, can anyone suggest labels or artists which produce a very natural sound of a cymbal ?
i find the sound of a cymbal a good test of the upper midrange and treble frequencies of a stereo sytem and having a recording to use to evaluate the aforrementioned frequencies is an invaluable tool when listening after changing components.
thanks for your suggestions