I used to be big on adding claps on top of a punchy snare with a specific harmonic, but honestly now, I can appreciate a minimal kick and snare as well. It's all in how you fill out the sound, and what you want to do with it. With the track I'm making now, my basses are fairly space and reverb heavy but also dark and techy, so adding reverb and tails to the snare do nothing but add white noise, which takes away from the bass. I see layering as a technique that should be used in moderation to achieve a specific sound, especially if you're using pre-mastered samples that already have a timbre designed into them.
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Excellent tutorial. You got right to the point without over the top intro, obnoxious background music or wasting time. And the delivery was very thorough and clear. You deserve way more subscribers!
What do I learn today? That was my question and then I saw a promising tutorial. This already gives me so much inspiration and opportunities to do stuff with. Thanks for this education =) Keep it up!
Cool one! How do you deal with the stereo field-panning of claps/snares layers? I often "open" it a little bit to give the "crunch" more space, but I am not really sure 😄
Awesome tips man, now I feel like recording every natural sound I hear a d make a song or instrumental with just that after editing ,but really appreciate your insight and energy and encouragement as well. Keep up the great vids!
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Drum Layering is the key to make your beats unique and stand out from everyone else. What sounds do you layer on top of your drums? 🥁
I used to be big on adding claps on top of a punchy snare with a specific harmonic, but honestly now, I can appreciate a minimal kick and snare as well. It's all in how you fill out the sound, and what you want to do with it. With the track I'm making now, my basses are fairly space and reverb heavy but also dark and techy, so adding reverb and tails to the snare do nothing but add white noise, which takes away from the bass. I see layering as a technique that should be used in moderation to achieve a specific sound, especially if you're using pre-mastered samples that already have a timbre designed into them.
#GhostHack is that reverb on kick as well of intro drum loop?
This tutorial helped me a lot!Thank you very much
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Sir how to mix that layered drums
Great tutorial thank u
Great tutorial! Will has a gift to explain things nicely, very straightforward and understandable. Thank you!
Someone who actually tells us the reasoning behind his sound choices for layering 🙌🏿 I'm subbing
Excellent tutorial. You got right to the point without over the top intro, obnoxious background music or wasting time. And the delivery was very thorough and clear. You deserve way more subscribers!
Thanks, really wanted to learn about drum layering, this helped out alot thanks
I'm a simple boy. I find good content, I subscribe. Nice video.
Awesome tutorial.Very well explained 👌🏼
What do I learn today? That was my question and then I saw a promising tutorial. This already gives me so much inspiration and opportunities to do stuff with. Thanks for this education =) Keep it up!
You're welcome, thanks for this nice feedback, much appreciated! :)
very useful tutorial, not many go into this detail, thank you
You're welcome!
Awesome tutorial and I like the way you explain the process so well and easy and the amount of details you go into!!
Great tutorial 👌 i like it
This man deserves more views
Make a video for how to make future bass track
Bass layering video pls
Great insights thanks for going through this.
I always layer a kik one shot under a house loop. It allows for more control and extra punch in the final mix.
Cool one! How do you deal with the stereo field-panning of claps/snares layers? I often "open" it a little bit to give the "crunch" more space, but I am not really sure 😄
Gotta layer them sounds man yuhhh
Awesome tips man, now I feel like recording every natural sound I hear a d make a song or instrumental with just that after editing ,but really appreciate your insight and energy and encouragement as well. Keep up the great vids!
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Nice video Dave.
This video was awesome! Could you make a video on how to make drum patterns more interesting?
dope man
Cool!!!!!
Any follow up video on how to layer synths and Bass? Please reply.
10:25 where I can listen to it? :D
I like this down-to-earth tutorial. Thank you. Btw, the EQ around 9:20 reminds me of a buttcrack LOL.
Como encuentro la canción completa ?
Which bundle has most of those drum samples?
Just use splice my dude
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So much emotional
This drum tutorial is so ogre
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Thanks for watching! 🔥
We love your tutorials ❤️
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