Let’s continue with my most favorite topic; drum sound and this time drum monitoring to be exact. By reading you’ll learn how you can improve the drum recording with a simple drum monitoring tip. Drummer! Avoid this common drum monitoring mistake when recording. This blog post delivers useful insight for both drummers and recording engineers. […]
Lets talk about my most dearest topic; drums and how to record them. Capturing a great drum sound is more challenging compared to other band instruments. Instead of several separate sound sources the drum set is one single instrument. It actually is the only acoustic band instrument along with occasional acoustic guitar and a much […]
As drum recording is one of my most dearest topics, I want to help you improve the sound of your drums. The importance of the drum sound is one of the biggest factors that can either make or break an album. Not many drummers are satisfied with how their drums sound after mixing. All the […]
This time I would like to talk about the nemesis of most drummers; metronome. Many bands use it in studio and on live shows. It seems that studio engineers who are willing to record without metronome are almost extinct. What are the benefits and downsides? Should you play to metronome or not? What do you […]
Let’s continue where we left on our very first blog post about our most favorite topic; drum sound and how to improve it. #4 Choosing the correct drum When it comes to snare drums, you can never have too many of them for a session. It is always recommended to have at least few to […]
Are you dissatisfied with your drum sound on recordings? No matter how hard you hit the drums, they still sound lifeless and without energy? There are few simple things how to improve the sound of your drums and how to translate the groove and energy you spent so many years practising. Read my other posts […]