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Drummer is possibly one of the best songwriting tools ever in a DAW. Learn how to use the Phat FX plugin to pump up the power and punch in your Drummer tracks. .
Best Logic tutorials on YouTube. Thank you man
Man! Phat FX is such a powerful weapon!!! I don't understand why people love to hate stock plugins, but most of them are ranging from good to awesome, like Phat FX (:
I use Drummer + EZDrummer + Superior Drummer … all together when recording and mixing metal.
Great Video! How did you get that "double time" snare hit in the second drummer region?
You rule
Trust all Logic needs to do is create access to ghost notes ( seeing the invisible notes that other instruments are playing) and then the people will choose it as the best DAW. It’s a simple fix they just got to do it
I find I can't use FatFX for less agressive music.. it's too harsh.
What kind of guitar did you use? Sounds amazing
Very helpful! But what if you wanted to do the opposite, and make the drums sound more distant and subtle in the mix?
Simply the best tutorials out there for logic..🇬🇧👍🏻outstanding
In wich scenario would you use that trick rather than parallele compression?
Would you use Parallele comp on a Drummer track ?
Hey really like your tutorials, but got to say I can't hear any difference at all (Got to the 2:29min mark). Also your compression tutorial, although very interesting, again I couldn't hear any difference when you're turning the compressor on and off. Im listening through Adam T5 monitors. Im getting worried. Maybe Im deaf to compression and the like. Is it just me???
Didn’t seem like you applied gain staging to this. Everything was clipping. Can you explain?