Mixing Metal Drums - From RAW to MIXED
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- Strap yourselves in and come along for the ride while I mix some metal drums from completely raw and boring to a huge, exciting and powerful drum sound!
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Great work! I just purchased your drum samples! Can't wait to use them in my mixing!
One of the best drum mixing videos I've ever seen on YT
Thanks so much mate! Glad you enjoyed it!
fantastic video, I wish I had this 6 years ago when I was getting started.
Keep up the good work, your content is super helpful and valueable
Thanks Ruben! Appreciate that 😃
What an amazing lesson!!!!
Glad you thought so! Thanks for watching!
This is Gold! thanks for this type of content, it is not free anywhere else
Thanks man, Glad you’re finding it helpful!
Good god samples are like cheating. Even with a killer recording you can just do MORE with them. That snare drastically changed when you added the sample.
Haha god mode activated
Anything is valid if it serves your vision for the song, if a snare improves when activating the trigger and achieves the sound you’re looking for, why avoid using it ?
@@elserrg I have to agree with you on this.
Love these drum sounds!
Thanks Rob!
Awesomeness you got a very well recorded drum kit plus you did an amazing jobi love how you didnt just replaced the kit but you used samples to enhance the kit good job bud
Thanks mate! Yes I always try to enhance the real drums! I actually can’t remember the last time I just completely replaced a drum 🤔 thanks for watching man!
For whatever reason I have never thought about using a transient designer on toms... I will try that asap.
Thanks for the content
No worries mate! Hope you’ve found some useful tips in here!
Epic playlist. Can you create one and add some october ends tracks? I'd suggest Dark, Play Time and Destroy Us All!!!
Ill subscribe to a fellow Aussie! Great info man 🤘
Cheers mate!
@@spinlightstudios where about are you based?
Newcastle
great channel and great content!!
Cheers legend!
Hello guys, speaking of Mixbuss in the box, I would like to share my excitement with you about the discovery of FirComp 2... never heard such a "respectful" SSL bus comp emulation that also packs so much punch! After the discovery, I sold my SSL The Bus+...
Crazy. I’ll check it out man. I’ve had my eye on a ssl the bus since they came out - wasn’t anything special to you?
@@spinlightstudios well, I definitely prefer the simplicity and the sound of the SSL G-comp which to my hear is not that far from FirComp 2. I’ve extensively tried each and every SSL bus comp emulation and to my taste the FirComp 2 is the absolute winner.
I just noticed “Ducka Ducka”
reality theres no good drum mixing without snare samples . metallica blacak album snare was also blend of replace snare.
Nice stuff dude!
Thanks Adam!
super., !! muchas gracias men.
Thanks!
@@spinlightstudios Do you have a video explaining guitar mix?
Question 1: did you track the drums yourself? Cause the raw tracks sound great - clean, punchy, pretty much the golden standard of today. If yes, more insight into the recording process would be very welcome (mic choices, mic placement, processing on the way in, muffling, tuning, head choices etc.)
Question 2: How much editing was required? Because again, the tracks sound like what I would aspire to - professional yet natural. It sounds like the drummer is VERY GOOD, which you can tell from other things besides timing - consistency, dynamics, instrument choices, pocket etc.
Great results anyway, subbed!
Hey Casey, thanks for the comment! I played drums on this track - it was a session job :) check out my video on recording pro drums in a home studio - I run through my entire choice and placement. After I’m done tracking I use flextime to make it all super tight - I also have a video on this part of the process too! Thanks mate
@@spinlightstudios oh I didn't realize you played it (after having found your channel from a Maroon 5 short and thinking jeez that sounds good, my bad haha) killer job, I would love to record more drummers like you :D
Thanks dude, will check them vids out!
I prefer the raw drums
Each to their own! Raw sounds have their place as do produced!
Hi sir Rhys, what plugins are included when you buy this VMR 2.0. Are those plugin choices on the left side of the rack are all included?
Hi Willy, with Slate subscription you get everything except the virtual microphones. You also get a large range of SSL plugins too. Recommend you visit Slate digital site and get all the details!
Hiya... loving these show n tell videos... loving em! Quick question: you seem to have an instance of VCC channel on by default every time you load the Slate virtual mix rack... is that for some purpose? isn't that just randomly adding that 'sound' to the various individual tracks? is this a good thing? thanks again!
Hey thanks man! I have VCC set to load up on default just because I like the sound it adds when stacked across a lot of tracks. It’s pretty subtle on individual tracks, but make a difference across a full mix. I don’t think it hurts to have it on some tracks and not everything. It’s just adding a bit of flavour!
@@spinlightstudios I see! So not VCC 'groups', just the default flavour. As in, not like it's linked to the VCC bus version in the main bus? thanks for the reply!
Amazing video, thanks for this!! I noticed slate trigger works well on the double kick hits without you tinkering with the settings. I always seem to have issues with double hits etc. any tips on this? Thanks from a new subscriber!
Thanks man! It’s mostly about getting the the threshold (detail), sensitivity and retrigger dialed in right and then it works pretty flawlessly (if the drums your triggering off of are played consistently)
Great content here...your channel is real gold!!! May I ask you which snare sample have you used here?
Thanks Mate! Think this one was maybe one from the Steven slate CLA expansion or maybe Getgood Drums. Can’t remember exactly sorry
Thanks for this tutorial but I still can't find a good level for kick drum. It's either too loud or too quiet.
It’s always a tricky balance between EQ compression and levels - and personal taste for getting it to sit in the mix just how you imagine it.
Awesome drums 👍🏼could you tell which snare sample you have used ? Thx 🙏🏻
Thanks man, I think it was a snare from the CLA expansion pack for Trigger 2
Do you have a given set level for kicks, snare, Oheads, Toms, hats and Rooms when mixing your drums???
Not really, it’s usually just a to taste kind of thing.
I wanna know how to do that reverb on snares?!??!
What was the time stamp?
@@spinlightstudios 90bpm 🤘🏽
Great video! I was struggling with trying to get the bleed out of my snare top last night. Are there any alternatives to pro-MB you would recommend?
Thanks mate! I just updated the description of this video - go check out black salt audio’s “Silencer” plugin. It’s a dedicated drum gate/debleeder. Make sure you use my link above as it supports my channel when you do :) I also have a demo of how it works if you look back through some of my recent videos you’ll find it.
I think it’s $49 usd at the moment - fair bit cheaper than ProMB and does essentially the same thing. I’ve been using silencer a lot since it came out :)
You rule! I will def use the link/reference your videos, I liked/subbed. Thanks for the advice and speedy reply!
@@bstacka26 thanks legend! No problem ✌️
Do you have a video on the V Gain and THD usage on the SSL?
I don’t currently. Personally I turn the V gain all the way down. Usually I just end up with a bunch of noise/hiss by having it on - similar to waves “analog” button
Hi. Don't You have a problem with bleeding cymbals on the snare mic ? I don't know how to get rid o fthem :(
Check the link in the description to black salt audio’s “silencer” plugin. It’s pretty good at killing cymbal bleed in close mics!
@@spinlightstudios yeah, I"ve got this. but my drummer hit the cymbals pretty hard and it's all over in my snare mics. Silencer is not enough :(
Are these your drum samples you sell?
Hey! I don’t think so in this video, I can’t remember what I used here sorry!