How to enhance the drums on a recording Video

How to enhance the drums on a recording

This "How to enhance the drums on a recording" video requires the latest version of Adobe Flash Player.
Download Flash

Get Flash

More From Drums

Please Rate

Send

Send to Your Friends

Use Your Email Software Or:

Send to: (enter email addresses, seperated by commas)

Your Name:

Your Email:

Your personal Message (optional):

Favorite

Favorites

This video has been added to 'My Favorites' in your studio.

This video has been removed from 'My Favorites' in your studio.

Loved this video? To add it to your faves, please Log in or Sign up now!

Flag

Flag this as Inappropriate

If you find this video to be inappropriate or offensive for any reason, please select a reason for reporting it from the dropdown menu below.

Reason

We are committed to reviewing each and every one of your submissions.

If you are the copyright owner of this video and believe it has been uploaded without your permission, please follow these instructions in order to submit a copyright infringement notice.

Videos Shared:

Member Since:

6/3/07

By: ARTHUR28

In my studio you'll be able to expand your knowledge. Feel free to learn from all the expert how-to videos that I have to offer.

Video Info:

How to videos/ Music videos/ Drums videos

Views:6,240 Rating:4.5 Comments:2

this video show you how to enhance the drums using gain.

Added:

6/3/07

Tags:

compression drums gain music recording

URL:

Embed: (More)

Comment on this Video

Your Name: Email (optional):

Are you human?

Comments
Add-ons
Links
Related
Transcript

By: Guest 10 months ago

Simple compressing. But shot and recoreded in a nice way. @ guest Gain/Compressing/Lim iting the sound will make it sound louder (apmlifying, his last step) and also bolder (the reduction). I like the explaination of the wave forms too, although i already knew all this.

Reply to this Comment

By: Guest More than a year ago

to be honest i only hear a little difference. maybe because i was not actually at the site where this video was shot. you know how you lose and gain some details when making videos

Reply to this Comment

No text or picture Add-ons were added yet. How sad!

No Links were listed yet. Go ahead and share!

Drums Lessons - Backbeat 3

Video introduction to the Drums including some history, different styles and how to play. Learn about the backbeat, part 3.

How to Play Drums: the Drum Set

Chris Traylor explains all about the 5 piece drum set and the different parts of the kit.

Rock Drum Play-Along 2 - Drum Lessons

Rock Drum Play-Along 2 - This play-along features the Sterr song "In All Of This" as performed by Dean Schroeder. Start by watching the performance video, and then download the audio-only version that has all drum-tracks removed. Try playing similar beats to Dean, or come up with

Bass Drum Independence - Drum Lessons

Bass Drum Independence - This video lesson includes six drum beats that are designed to build bass drum independence.

Eighth Note Beats - Drum Lessons

Eighth note beats - The eighth note drum beats included in this lesson are extremely popular with rock drumming.

Rock Band 2 - All Right Now by Free

Jarr3tt88 Presents: Rock Band 2 DLC Expert drums 5 stars - All Right Now by Free

Sixteenth Notes - Drum Lessons

Sixteenth notes - In this video lesson, you will learn how to count and play sixteenth notes.

History of Drumming, Part 1

Video introduction to the Drums including some history, different styles and how to play. Learn about the history of drums, part 1.

How to Play Drums: Open Hi-Hat Shuffles

In this section, Chris Traylor teaches you how to play open hi hat shuffles on your drums.

Drum Warmups and Stretches

- Learn a few drum warmups and stretches that will keep you loose as you begin playing your drums.

(Music Playing)

This example simply demonstrates the concept of making up gain. Most compressors like you move the threshold down into the signal allowing proportional gain reduction of the part of the signal that is above the threshold and ignoring the portion below. The last step in compressing and limiting is reclaiming the last gain to the controls typically marked gain, output or make up gain. Some compressors especially software limiters have an automatic makeup gain control, where for every DB of game reduction, it automatically adds a DB to the output level.

However, this example focuses on the more common compressor functionality where gain is reduced than reclaimed. Watch the meters and notice the effect of the threshold setting on the output level, then notice how the last gain is restored, first, the drums without compression (Music playing). Now, we adjust the threshold for the desired game reduction. Finally, we add gain to achieve the original peak level.

(Music playing)

Transcription by: Scribe4you Transcription Services