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Yea, it is a little more tedious, but you have much more control over the end sound. It doesn't kill your creativity at all the drums have already been done exactly how you want them. Now your just going back and recording them one at a time. By the time your recording them the creative process...

Yo, just wanted to say what's up to everybody. I just found this forum it looks pretty badass! I'm a sound engineer been doing it for over 20 years since I was 12. I look forward to working with you all I mostly do rap and hip-hop type music, but I plan to do other types in the future. Here is...

I would do it completely different. Have the drummer play the entire song and record it all on one track from one mic. (this will get deleted later) Then let the drummer listen to that as he plays each drum and hat separately onto their own track.

There's nothing wrong with using a reference video if you don't know what to do, but you don't need to. As you become more experienced you wont need it anymore because you will already have an idea in your head about what you want to do.

Keep it up your gonna get better I like the vibe of this one, but I think it would be hard to spit to.