Great tutorial Mike, very usefull for me. I did knew about the stock presets you added. So thanks for that. I'm lately mostly mixing the drums in Reaper using raw drumsamples. Maybe I will try this approach on my new cover. Thanks for sharing.
Hello, very good video, could you please share the meat kick and mega snare files, I only have the basic version and I don't want to download the full version, thank you very much for the collaboration.
Who the hell wants a metal kick anyway? HAHA. Just joking. But in all actuality, I have always disliked metal kicks because IMO, they are extremely way too clicky for me and not enough body. But I guess the metal drummers need to emphasize the double bass drum technique they do. Very nicely done my friend. Great that youre helping people. Youre the man Mike!
You can just choose the Iowa preset based on the same kit from the Core Library thats got basically the same stacks and is overall great except for the toms which are a bit too dry.
Hey Mike, First up thanks for your in depth explanation on e-drums and Superior Drummer 3 in particular! I find it to be really helpful. I just purchased SD3 last week, which is connected to my TD-50. It drastically improved my e-drumming experience for sure. While I have so much questions, I just wanted to ask if you do have any video explaining how to get different nuances from the multi-zone PD-140S. I find it to be a little bit static now. Greetings from The Netherlands.
Hello, thanks for watching! I have a video where I showcase the different zones in SD3. Maybe that helps. It’s actually doable to create a more smooth transition between the different zones and articulations.
Great video Mike! What about Toms? I was waiting for You to chose some Big Toms from SD3 preset and wondering how big they are and how would add them to the mix, so a #continuation of this video with some heavy toms would be nice!
Thanks for this. Do you know if the stacked sounds also randomize? And do you always stack for kick and snare for metal? is this industry standard to stack like this? Or is this just an alternative to EQ-ing and processing the separate mics individually?
Hi, thanks for watching. The stacked sound randomize as long as you use instruments from within SD3. Well, stacking is one way to approach it. It’s quite common, not only for metal (Jazz probably doesn’t need it). I think it’s a better way to create some energy or to shape a tone in order to cut through the mix without overprocessing one instrument too much which often looses its character then. In the end it’s always about how it works in a song and in a mix. Context is everything.
Thank you, Mike. Very clear and concise!
Very cool Mike! Nice tutorial man! Great information regarding snare EQing and compression...on point and nicely done!
Another very informative video! Great job Mike!
This is is a great video to have a starting point! Looking forward of the video for the toms!! Cheers
You want something on how to mix toms in general? Or for a specific genre?
Great tutorial Mike, very usefull for me. I did knew about the stock presets you added. So thanks for that. I'm lately mostly mixing the drums in Reaper using raw drumsamples. Maybe I will try this approach on my new cover. Thanks for sharing.
Hello, very good video, could you please share the meat kick and mega snare files, I only have the basic version and I don't want to download the full version, thank you very much for the collaboration.
Lovely video Thank you so much
Metal!! I tried to download SSD5 but it wouldn't run on my 32 bit system. Sure this will help out quite a bit of people!!
Who the hell wants a metal kick anyway? HAHA. Just joking. But in all actuality, I have always disliked metal kicks because IMO, they are extremely way too clicky for me and not enough body. But I guess the metal drummers need to emphasize the double bass drum technique they do. Very nicely done my friend. Great that youre helping people. Youre the man Mike!
You need a clicky sound or else it would become too muddy the faster th go
You can just choose the Iowa preset based on the same kit from the Core Library thats got basically the same stacks and is overall great except for the toms which are a bit too dry.
Hey Mike, First up thanks for your in depth explanation on e-drums and Superior Drummer 3 in particular! I find it to be really helpful. I just purchased SD3 last week, which is connected to my TD-50. It drastically improved my e-drumming experience for sure.
While I have so much questions, I just wanted to ask if you do have any video explaining how to get different nuances from the multi-zone PD-140S. I find it to be a little bit static now.
Greetings from The Netherlands.
Hello, thanks for watching! I have a video where I showcase the different zones in SD3. Maybe that helps. It’s actually doable to create a more smooth transition between the different zones and articulations.
@@MikeLuke That would be fantastic! I will watch it right away.
Love your channel man!
I need a full install our simply standalone ? to get this Superior drummer 3 - presets sounds
Great video Mike! What about Toms? I was waiting for You to chose some Big Toms from SD3 preset and wondering how big they are and how would add them to the mix, so a #continuation of this video with some heavy toms would be nice!
I get a lot of questions about processing toms, so I think I‘m gonna do a video about it. Thanks for the input, appreciate that!
great video how do you show two EQs at the same time? when I click the second one the first goes away.
Mike! Loved this vid. Big help. Thanks for making this.
Thanks for this. Do you know if the stacked sounds also randomize? And do you always stack for kick and snare for metal? is this industry standard to stack like this? Or is this just an alternative to EQ-ing and processing the separate mics individually?
Hi, thanks for watching.
The stacked sound randomize as long as you use instruments from within SD3.
Well, stacking is one way to approach it. It’s quite common, not only for metal (Jazz probably doesn’t need it). I think it’s a better way to create some energy or to shape a tone in order to cut through the mix without overprocessing one instrument too much which often looses its character then.
In the end it’s always about how it works in a song and in a mix. Context is everything.
Is there a difference between a clean kit or a default kick, I thought they bouth were unprocessed? I mostly choose a clean kit or is that not right?
No, the default kit is the same. Maybe I used the wrong term. When you pick the default kit, it’s always the Gretsch kit.
Any recomandation how to add second kick?
Just add another instrument (the box in the top left corner).
Good-good, but superior drummer and others drum VST samples colors is not pristine.
Very plastic? Hehehe!
First make a good guitar sound then make a good drum sound for metal.I am saying metalheads
It depends. Most engineers start with the drums.
@@MikeLuke Definately drums and bass first in most cases in metal and rock