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What plugins do you use as standard for drum track? I mean anything. be it compression limiting or fx.

 

At the moment im using Classic compressor and subtle dashes of reverb , i tend to find that vintage warmer just muddies the hits, but this could be due to the fact i havent got a clue what does what and im twiddling levels at randomn. Any help?

 

 

Just want my drums to bite more, any recommendations?

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your drums already bite pretty hard :grin:

 

i always use wavehammer in soundforge, whatever the default setting is. i'm no help, i only just started even thinking about compression a year ago

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thanks fred, my self esteem went up marginally;-)

 

yeah wavehammer, i'll give that another blast on the default setting, cheers

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yeah take the drums add distortion

 

then take the drums dry

 

mix the volumes about 80% dry 20% distortion

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Bit reduction on a send effect works wonders for adding bite. Don't use reverb, that makes it more smooth instead of adding bite. Also think about what you have surrounding the drums.

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Yeah, but reverb can sound nice at times. Like Luke Vibert's drums. I found this free plug that I have really been digging lately. http://www.digitalfishphones.com/binaries/...ion_v1.2_PC.zip

Its a signal shape modifier/enhancer. I've used these compressors forever but just lately have I tried this plug out. Can get some nice dynamic snappy poppy sounds out of any rythemic sygnal. Bad spelling? I thouught so.

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