For me personally, the way the snare sounds on your record is as important as how the vocals sound. I like a good snare sound. A good sounding drum can really make or break your song/album. Obviously, you need the best snare mic to accomplish this. So what is the key to a getting the … Read more
Recording drums with two mics are not as far-fetched as it may seem. But most audio interface you buy on the market only have two channel inputs, which limit’s so much you can do. Now, keep in mind the Beatles only had 4-tracks to record everything! But how did they do that? Well, with a … Read more
TIPS FOR GETTING A BETTER SOUNDING KICKDRUM Having a crappy kick drum sound can ruin a recording real fast. I’ve heard some that sound like basketballs being bounced. I’ve heard ones that sound like annoying over compressed clicks. And ones that are just way too loud and sound terrible a flat tire. There are a … Read more
Getting a great drum sound takes a little bit of time to understand and learn. Knowing how to EQ and add the right plugin to the track is one part. The second part has the best drum mics for the kit. And the last part is how and where to place them when recording. … Read more