Tips for time stretching your drum loops
#AudiotentTip 305. Tips for time stretching your drum loops.Using a time-stretch algorithm inside of your DAW to stretch a drum loop seems like a first choice. However, a long stretch might can eas...
#AudiotentTip 293. Slicing drum loops.There are a few advantages when slicing drum loops into individual pieces. First, you can rearrange the groove and give the original drum loop a totally differ...
How to program midi flams for your drums and drum fills
#AudiotentTip 283. How to program midi flams for your drums and drum fills.A great way to add an organic feel to your grooves is to add a flam. Essentially a flam, is a ghost note (low velocity), f...
How to make drums and percussion sound tight using a gate
#AudiotentTip 243. Tight Percussion.Percussion samples might have an excess amount of reverb and delay imprinted into the stem. A good processing technique is to use a gate. This will allow you to...
Add Interest To Your Drums With Reverse Claps
#AudiotentTip 227. Reverse Clap.A great way to add some extra interest to your drums is to use a reversed clap. First, bounce your current clap to another stem and reverse it.Next, place this stem ...
How to pan your toms effectively
#AudiotentTip 88. Tom Panning.Split your tom #sounds into separate channels and pan them differently or use pan #automation to space them across the #stereo field.This creates a nice organic moveme...
Adding Space To Synthetic Drums
#AudiotentTip 34. Adding space to synthetic drums.Send your dry drum sounds to a very short ambient reverb. This will help to make them sound coherent. Works great on percussion too.What do you use...