Best Drum Bus Compressor

A third compression option is to be very conservative on the drum bus and use parallel compression to make them more powerful. It’s an easy way to get the best of both worlds: a steady and dynamic drum group with some powerful compression blended underneath. Get More Drum Mixing Techniques Inside the Drum Mix Toolkit

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Step Two: Drum Bus . Compression and saturation are two ways to help all the elements of a drum bus congeal together. TiCo can do this in one shot. First, we group all of our drum sounds together. We’re using loops from Splice’s House Nation pack, including ‘hn_top125_romp.wav’, ‘hn_prc125_styles.wav’, and ‘hn_prc125_tribez.wav

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1. Try slapping a reverb directly on the drum bus before your compressor . This has to be a joke, right? There’s no way I’d seriously recommend this to you, right? Well, let your ears be the judge. The first example is the dry drums you heard before, with a little compression on the drum bus .

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Somewhere around 2:1 to 4:1 can often be very effective for subtle processing. Heavier compression and limiting may be best left for the overall mix (if at all). The second approach would be to go in with all guns blazing and deliberately squash the hell out of the drums to create an extreme effect. This typically works best on sparse rhythmic

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Step Two: Drum Bus . Compression and saturation are two ways to help all the elements of a drum bus congeal together. TiCo can do this in one shot. First, we group all of our drum sounds together. We’re using loops from Splice’s House Nation pack, including ‘hn_top125_romp.wav’, ‘hn_prc125_styles.wav’, and ‘hn_prc125_tribez.wav

https://www.attackmagazine.com/technique/tutorials/adding-compression-and-colour-with-mathew-lanes-tico/