How to Use Drum Samples In Your Mix Session 

Hi sir . I want if you also send your samples to the parallel drum compression?

nice tips for consistency, little things add up fast!

Hey Jordan. Have you tried to just do Commit or Track Bounce instead? It would save time on manually printing real time.

Hi sir thanks for this video. My question is would send your sample track to your parallel compression buss?

You are a star! Thank you

have you ever used like EZdrummer and did an album with just that? and it sounded like real drums?

The link for download the samples dont work anymore where i can find it ?

2:15 was the punny-est joke yet

Thanks!

Does ProTools not have a Bounce function?

Jordan...Where do you store all your samples for Trigger...?

Is the sample just one kick sample? How do velocities work with samples? Im used to addictive drums and how it handles round robin

Very cool. Thanks for making this video, just one question with the velocity hits. In trigger, when you do trigger a hit, does it match the velocity of the recorded hits, or were you literally turning down the velocity for when you think it needs to be punched in? Like for example, if i recorded a soft and hard hit of a snare, and set the velocity range in trigger to the widest it could be, would that react to the correct velocities in slate trigger? Or is that velocity knob you were messing with change the velocity of the sample throughout? Sorry if that was worded weird, just trying to figure out if slate trigger is worth getting or if i should go with something a bit more in depth like kontakt or something else.

Logic has a Bounce In Place feature which would print the track without all the routing

Why did you print the snare trigger to a stereo audio track vs a mono audio track?

Hi Jordan, I'm working with midi drums, can this be applied to digital drums too?

What does JV stand for?

Why use samples? Why not just mix the live drums to taste? Great video anyway.