Recording and mixing pro level drums! Tips for tracking and mixing your drums for any skill level.
Hey everyone! Im pretty new to Reddit, just wanted to share some of my work and hopefully wisdom when it comes to drum recording and mixing. Iv been playing for 30ish years and recording/mixing music (mainly heavy rock and metal) for about 20.
If you have any questions on how to achieve a better drum sound at home or in a commercial studio, or how to treat your drums in post better leave me a comment and i'll try and help!
Thank you drummers, stoked to be here :)
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u/Mitta_Norath — 7 days ago