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Recording
More and more artists are recording their own material nowadays with ever evolving technology accessible to them. A basic knowledge of sound engineering will enable you to record your work, analyse your playing and help you understand what is happening to your track in a recording studio. Click on the links below; it’s probably simpler than you think to get started! |
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Recording
It’s always a good idea to record yourself drumming so you can listen back to your playing to judge your progress. You can judge your sound, pulse and execution, while sitting back and not worrying about what to play next. If you are in a band, or get involved in more serious recording situations, it will be good for you to understand the basics of recording, and the basics of drum miking.
How to record drums Check the excellent article by Hugh Robjohns in Sound on Sound for a good overview of the subject.. |
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Free Drum Samples
If you are into electronic music or just want samples to use with your sequencer,check out the drumsamples.org library. |
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