(Patreon exclusive) How to compress drums for punch using any stock compressor – simple rule/technique [VIDEO]
Alrighty! Let's get the mixing month on.
In this video, I'm showing you how you can compress your drums for added punch using any standard compressor out there. Let me know how it goes!
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Comments (2)
When applying EQ to drums, should it be done before or after compression? What difference does it make?
Me, I usually EQ before compression. Example: your drums have way too much low end and you want to compress them. If the compressor isn't able to filter out the lows from the trigger signal, it's best to EQ them to be like you want and them compress them.