Ratio is at 4 with around 5db of compression.
Then I use Waves RBass to fatten up the sound a bit and add some tight low-end, this isn’t a necessary step since not everyone will own it but it’s on sale now for $39.įinally the compressor - in Logic Pro, the default compressor comes with some analog emulation and in this case I’m using the ‘Classic VCA’ setting but any compressor should be fine. This stage really depends on your arrangement/mix, e.g. Obviously you can use any EQ plugin, I just like Pro-Q because you can solo the individual bands. Then I use Fabfilter Pro-Q 2 for some surgical EQ, cutting out some undesirable frequencies. I can do a guide using just the Avatar kit if enough people want it, since that's what most people here use anyway.įirst up we have the shaping EQ, this is pretty extreme but I couldn’t really find a particular sample that fit my needs so I just found one that was close enough and did some broad EQ boosts. The most important parts of my drum sound that make the biggest difference are the overheads, room mic and the reverbs that I talk about near the end. EZDrummer 1/2, Steven Slate Drums, the default Avatar Superior Drummer etc. I use Superior Drummer with the Metal Foundry add-on but it really doesn’t matter what you use as long as they’re good sounds. Some of you asked for a quick run through of my drum sound in my Doom remix so I thought I’d make this guide on how I process my drums.
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