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    snare head and wire?

    I bought a new kit recently and decided to try the aquarian triple threat on my snare. I'm surprised with just how good it sounds. Great attack and super easy to tune I think this will become my new go-to.
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    How to mix solo drums (and some showing off)

    First, I think mixing a drum only track is an interesting question since it's not something that comes up very often. I think that part of the reason you get the thin or tinny sound comes from the high level of the snare in the mix and the ring. Normally I like a bit of ring in my snare but...
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    Greg's general guide to rock drums for NEWBIES!

    Awesome post and a great starting point! Very much agree on keeping the overheads clean with no EQ, it's important for the kit to sound natural and be able to breathe. I do however, like to mic the Hi-Hat. It may not be needed on every drum track but having that extra track to really pick up...
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    Greg's general guide to rock drums for NEWBIES!

    Awesome post and a great starting point! Very much agree on keeping the overheads clean with no EQ, it's important for the kit to sound natural and be able to breathe. I do however, like to mic the Hi-Hat. It may not be needed on every drum track but having that extra track to really pick up...
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    Session Work - Remote!!

    Hey guys, I'm new to the forum and wanted to put this in the proper place rather than trolling other threads. I have recently begun providing session work for drums and percussion remotely. I've been playing drums nearly thirty years and have a pretty decent full time set up in my home studio...
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    EZdrummer 2 Help please.

    @ohcruelfortune - I have to agree that your interface is likely part of the problem. It costs more than you would think to get decent recording set up even for just a few direct inputs. However, if you are looking for an easier solution for drums I happen to provide session work remotely at a...
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