Introduction (what is drums mixing) Now that you have mastered the art of recording drums your next step is learning how to mix drums. Drum mixing can be a rather challenging yet very rewarding and exciting step in production. It’s all about getting the right mix and making those drums sound great. This can be … » Learn More about The Ultimate Guide To Mixing Drums
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The Ultimate Guide to How to Record Drums
By Jack
Recording drums is a science of its own, but with the right amount of skills, equipment and patience you can achieve a great sound. Drum recording involves a set of skills It is important to have a clear vision of the type of sound that you would like to achieve. The amount of time spent … » Learn More about The Ultimate Guide to How to Record Drums

Best Hand Drums
By Ron
A hand drum is a shell of some kind with a striking membrane surface. It is played with the hands or fingers instead of (but sometimes also) with a stick, hammer, or mallet. Hand drums feature different pitch zones, with the center of the head producing the lowest pitch. A high one is obtainable at … » Learn More about Best Hand Drums

Best Crash Cymbals
By Ron
Each piece of your drum kit – from the cymbals to the drums – plays a unique role in helping you boost creativity with your drumming style. Newcomers to drumming get caught unawares when they realize the brass crash cymbal that came with their kit has a cheap sound and needs replacement. Crash cymbals are … » Learn More about Best Crash Cymbals

Best Hi-Hat Mics
By Ron
As a drummer, you want your audience hooked and grooving to your performance. A hi-hat will help you achieve this feat. It is usually a combination of two cymbals and a pedal. They are all mounted on a metal stand and used when recording any music style, whether rock, pop, jazz, or blues. The … » Learn More about Best Hi-Hat Mics