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When Metallica tracked Ride the Lightning in February 1984 at Sweet Silence Studios in Copenhagen, digital samplers were either primitive or far beyond their budget. To get a hollow, terrifying bell toll that sounded like modern war, producer Flemming Rasmussen paired a sound effects tape with Lars Ulrich manually hitting a workshop anvil in an echo chamber. The resonant metal strike was then equalized and blended with the master tape. On live stages like Woodstock 94, Lars substituted the anvil hits with high-impact crash chokes and snare accents. Source: Flemming Rasmussen interview on Ride the Lightning 30th Anniversary sessions (Rolling Stone, 2014). Tags: Metallica, Lars Ulrich, Flemming Rasmussen, Ride The Lightning, studio gear, recording history, Sweet Silence Studios, Woodstock 94, heavy metal drums, Iron Maiden #Shorts #Metallica #RockHistory #LarsUlrich #metal

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