Have you ever tried layering drums in Ableton? Are you struggling to make your drum beats sound thick and well-defined? Drums can be tricky, especially if you’re programming them. Recording drums can be tough if you don’t have the proper space so if you’re recording you might want to try layering some samples to really give the drums the thickness and punch that you’re looking for to cut through the record. Most beginner producers do not realize the importance of sound quality when choosing their samples, and they lack that professional polish. But then they are left wondering why their stuff sounds amateur. Honestly, they do not focus enough on the details and the sonic characteristics of each sound.
I share different methods of layering drums and reveal essential techniques that will help you create thick, punchy, and quality drum sounds. I explain the pros and cons of each method, providing valuable insights on how to layer drums like a pro. Whether you prefer working with drum racks in Ableton or prefer layering tracks individually, I’ve got you covered. You will also learn how to use Ableton’s choke feature to make your drums sound more natural. Watch the complete video to learn more.
After watching this you should have some techniques you can apply when programming your drum samples or chopping up your drums.
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