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Let's talk about how to get a great drum mix fast.
Whether you mix with drum loops, virtual drums, or real acoustic drums today's video will help you get your drum mix sounding great in just 10 minutes.
What I'm going to show you are 3 of my all-time favorite drum mixing moves that you can use with your stock plugins and get a great drum sound quickly.
Enjoy!

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@recordingrevolution 4 года назад

►► Download my 8 Step Mixing Checklist and multitrack stems here: mixingchecklist.com/

@Cowri Год назад

It seems that I am two years too late. I'd really like to get those multitrack stems but your site seems to be down...

@MRVIDEOMASTER-yw1qw Год назад

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@deeperthani 4 года назад

I love the technical terminology " Compress the Snot out of it "will try this when I do parallel compression !!!

@AudioReplica2023 4 года назад

Damn another"in 10 minutes" series. This just reminded me that I've been watching recording revolution videos for almost 10 years 😬. Have learnt a lot. Thanks Graham 😊

@MRVIDEOMASTER-yw1qw Год назад

@guymichel101 Год назад

Dude, you're like my teacher, and my uncle (although I'll be 71 in about a week). Thank you so much for all of this, all your video gifts of your wonderful info & so-cool stimulating guidance, FOR ALL OF YOUR GENEROUS MUSICAL ENABLING!

@HomeStudioRescue 4 года назад

I remember finding The Recording Revolution in 2010, looking for how to Parallel Compress drums. You have always done a great job using Pro Tools plugins to enhance the mix. My favorite trick of yours was the Fat Fader, been using that one to make kick and snare cut through the mix for years.

@scottyrockmusic 4 года назад

always great info explained very clearly.the 3 eq moves have improved my drums 110 %. and of course parallel compression is a must for heavy sounding rock drums. well done Graham

@Docstar_sing 3 года назад

Like the way he teaches so clear!! No nonsense at all !

@markhopkins5352 2 года назад

Instant shock after finally trying parallel compression and small amount of room reverb! Thank you for explaining it so well. This has made my kick and snare sound richer and louder without completely taking over the mix 🙏🏻😌

@MissyWypij 4 года назад

As a singer/songwriter this is super helpful. I'm just trying to get the drums to sound decent before I send the tracks out to my mixing engineer. Plus it gives me hope that I could mix properly one day.

@pipodelespacio 4 года назад

That sounds really great! Thank you Graham!

@iandutramusic 4 года назад

Thank you soooo much! I love your videos! Multitracks are always welcome 🙏😆

@matthammond1737 3 года назад

Following this advice just made my mix way better. Thanks

@Ninja-pc3gd 4 года назад

Enjoyed all of your content including the Graham Cochrane Podcast. Thank you so much!

@cabuffal0 4 года назад

Thanks for your good coaching and sharing, Graham. Cheers.

@robbandkathyblanchette372 4 года назад

Thanks, Graham. For this video, and all the other tips and tricks I've learned from you over the years. Never thought of EQing the drum bus first. I'll give that a try. Also, I use a lot of sampled drums. Room reverb seems to get me to a more "real sounding" drum kit. I wouldn't do a song without it.

@FrozenByFire Год назад

Awesome video, very easy to understand. Will help tremendously.

@carloscox5236 3 года назад

I love the terminology too. 10:22 "... i usually hate reverb... me and reverb just don't get along very well..." Great Graham. Thanks to share your mind and heart with us.

@malcolmlaing8892 Год назад

Thank you Graham. Works really well even on my old Pro Tools.💪

@nickdenardo6479 4 года назад

nice, simple, effective. doesn't get any better

@mcrworksadainity5907 4 года назад

Thanks for the inspiration! I have been using the Bus track in Addictive Drums 2 for parallel compression and when I mix again, I want to try sending the rendered bus track and other drums tracks to a room reverb track when mixing.

@teddyboamah 4 года назад

Worth watching, learnt one or two stuff here.Keep'em commin

@OfficeofthePacific 3 года назад

Great, great stuff! Thank you!

@Nesobeats 3 года назад

This was dope thank you for makign this

@benthorneycroft5044 4 года назад

Great tips Graham!

@TheDilligan 4 года назад

Hello from St. Pete! Just found out you are just across the bay from me. Go figure. Your videos have been insanely helpful and inspiring. Thank you so much for these.

@coreystopperan9555 4 года назад

Thanks again Graham!

@adrianosnonis 4 года назад

great tutorial,i love this channel!

@IshanKahandawa99 4 года назад

Thanks graham❤️

@wollace3125 4 года назад

Mixing as a grouped bus versus individual elements is a great idea...this should help alot thanks

@Apollo93 4 года назад

That's what I also want to see.

@eprg40 2 года назад

excellent

@THIRSTYGUMS 4 года назад

awesome!!!!

@heavenwayrecordingmedia4356 3 года назад

Thank you

@fastronaut909 2 года назад

Thanks for the video! I personally love what Devil Loc does to drums (or even a whole mix). The combination of saturation and compression makes drums sound killer, especially for rock!

@MRVIDEOMASTER-yw1qw Год назад

@eprg40 2 года назад

very practical

@dafingaz 4 года назад

Nice!

@TruthDefender 3 года назад

its just amazing how much you can do with your mix by using only compressor and eq. no need for 100 plugins

@390052Knight 4 года назад

Not so much a mixing technique, but I do like to use the Glynn Johns recording method. For mixing I tend to balance my kick and snare and like to compress my OHs in a similar fashion to how you've demonstrated this parallel compression technique.

@vanitune9458 2 года назад

Yeah!

@adirsab 3 года назад

good video

@jamiejames33 3 года назад

Really love alll ur vids. Made my finalmix so much better. Tq. This software is available to dwnload or only comes with the audio interface?

@mageprometheus 4 года назад

Thank you. Clear information and AB tests where the difference can be heard. Sometimes AB doesn't translate well over youtube and the listeners are straining their ears to notice a difference.

@InstructorGomez 4 года назад

You heard on speakers or on your phone?

@mageprometheus 4 года назад

@@InstructorGomez On good studio headphones. On youtube you need to use 1080+ It affects audio quality as well as video.

@gnerd99 4 года назад

Really useful video, thanks. I had a band rehearsal the other day and was reminded (again) how loud the cymbals are in a live setting and how they overpower other instruments. It seems like a lot of recordings reduce the cymbal level relative to live volume. Is this correct and is it to enable better balance and clarity? What tips would you have in a live setting for balancing the cymbal wash? (I’m treating it as given that asking the drummer to play softer is pointless 😀)

@littleoakstudio4254 3 года назад

When blending samples in kick and snare, do the samples sound dry or do they have a reverby sound to them? should you use your room reverb trick for this as well as the comp bus rather than using any samples with verb in them?

@monkeyxx 4 года назад

I thought the compressor was too smashed, but I pretty much agree with all the mixing moves here, nice video

@madrockxvx 4 года назад

That's the point...

@kingquaye3519 4 года назад

Pls what did u say ur Name is? I love ur term: Bass bleeding into something. U are great. By the way I am speaking from the Jungles of Africa. OK? Be blessed n be strong.

@victoriah76 4 года назад

I might be incorrect, using a laptop sound system, but there seems to be a trend to mute the drums a bit in pop and indie genres. For hearing sake and a more peaceful vibe, I am not going for the crack sounds as much.

@studiopolka 4 года назад

Great stuff! :) Is there a reason why you put the verb on a bus. I normally put it on the drum bus and mix it in wit the mix knob.

@LouisLinggandtheBombs 4 года назад

Absolutely fine to put reverb on the drum bus. Nothing wrong with that. I usually use drum reverb on an aux because I often find later in the mix that I get a small benefit by sending a little of other instruments and sometimes even the vocals to the drum reverb! You never know until you try and by using your method, you don’t have the option to even try! Another thing that often happens is that I want different amounts of reverb on different parts of the drumkit. Hardly any reverb on the kick for example.

@noahunterberger6230 4 года назад

When you use the reverb on a bus, it allows you to do whatever you want with that wet reverb signal. You can mix it in to the dry signal with the control of a fader, you can eq your reverb, add saturation or maybe even a SC compressor on your verb. All of this flexibility becomes possible when you bus out

@pluvioworld4716 4 года назад

After the parallel comp and the eq do you level or gain match or rather gain stage back to the original levels because thought it sounds clearer its sounds louder too.

@endlichjura 4 года назад

Yes. And he usually does.

@strikersmccreations8062 4 года назад

What microphones were used to record the drums?

@earlkeith4135 3 года назад

I'm using Studio One Artist 4 Pro I lay my Rhythm and Vocals then go back with the midi drum impact and try to lay Drum track but it doesn't Record?? Is it in My Settings or does it Not have that ability?? Any Help is Much Appreciated! Thank You!

@joewilliams5396 4 года назад

I use Logic pro 10.5, my dilema is I have so many choices that I can't settle on a method. live drum recording is one choice I don't have, unless I use an internet service drummer. My question is would you bounce in place Midi drums seperated to audio then follow your process.

@streetmansam5073 3 года назад

Hey JJ, that’s what I’ve been doing using Drummer in LPX (in fact I’ve bought SSD5) Go ahead and try it. I’ve been getting some good results

@joewilliams5396 3 года назад

@@streetmansam5073 thanks for the reply.

@streetmansam5073 3 года назад

Joseph J Williams, all good. Enjoy some fat drums!!

@Bigricky06 4 года назад

I'm going to be honest, i don't why I'm always nervous almost scared to approach mixing live drums and bass. I feel like i can't ever get them right despite doing all the right things. Thanks for this video, i know what to do but many times i don't trust my results.

@Bigricky06 4 года назад

I don't know if some of you feel that way about mixing drums and bass and have them sitting well together. The mid and top end stuff are easy for me.

@Ryan-fx7jx 4 года назад

The trick to mixing drums and bass is feel. The top end stuff, guitars, all that biz is fine, but drums and bass are where the groove and the feel happen. Create the energy and feeling to make you wanna tap your foot and something that drives into your core and moves you. Most importantly, treat each drum differently for what it's purpose is in the mix: snare drum creating smack, hi hat creating a driving rhythm, bass drum accentuating bass guitar notes and a grounded beat, etc. Don't think, feel