Dude, clear and concise teaching right here. I've watched tons of videos on music recording/production and you destroy everyone else in a fraction of the time.
I started listening to you without looking ar you first. But man, when I looked... What an ABSOLUTE fockin UNIT. Can you share your training/eating routine?
wish I had this tutorial when I first got into working with drum samples. you explained in under 10 minutes what took me months to frustratingly piece together, and I also learned a lot this time round. thanks for the great vid! I am def subscribing 🤘
You're very good at teaching others, hats off. I hope you're getting monetary compensation somehow from your videos. I've played drums for years & fool around with samples & triggering quite a bit. I've seen people trigger samples live & not once has any of them come close to my 26" kick drum. I like the humanization you mentioned because on a live instrument, the player has a lot to do with the quality of the sound. I am going to look into using this for writing since my man cave doesn't have room for my big ass kit. I could use this to write my tunes and forward the band a copy of my home stuff. Thanks for the how to & info man.
you have a ring in your room around 135hz that's pretty pronounced. It'll greatly improve your ability to discern what's happening down there if you take care of it (even though you're getting great results, it makes it even easier and faster to sort out the bottom, especially where most of your punch for snare, kick and bass are...). Great video!
Man, you rock so fcking much! That's exactly the sound I was looking for, experiments in SD and Addictive drums wasn't THIS good for modern metal. And the fact that you can blend everything so easily and yet advanced is truly outstanding. I understand that there's very much depends from the sound engineering skill but I found those drums and your way of produce more reliable for me. Thank you so much!
Hey, thanks so much for putting these links up. I downloaded these drum samples to stack onto my drums and my production quality just went way up in my recordings!
I love how GREAT of a knack you have for teaching so much in so little. Like the drum midi humanization tips. You do this in pretty much every of your tutorials I've seen. And effectively, no beating around the bush BS. Wanted to tell you that I appreciate this a lot. Very hard to find UA-camrs good at doing that. Also, some of us can't afford Perfect Drums at the moment and only have the Player version installed. If I understand correctly, you can save custom sample kits as a file that anyone else can load (but not modify). Any chance you can update that Scourge kit with that? If not that's fine, I was trying to figure out FPC anyway :b
A less expensive way is to layer preset drums in whatever software (if it even has any drum kit presets) and spread apart each drum into separate tracks (I.E make cymbals, toms, and so on) so you have more versatile way to eq the drums.
Awesome video! Thanks for explaining how to separate the PD channels into separate channels in Cubase! Now I can add more eq and compression if needed for my drum sub mixes!
PDs does sound quite excellent - the snares are the best anywhere!! The only problem for what I use would be the kicks. That cushy click transients are not happening for what I go for and of course that envelope is embedded in the sample so it's futile to try to get shed of it. For that I used Drumforge or perhaps SSD in some instances.
I was trying to be "programming" drums, like in this video, for years, but i grew so frustrated that i bought a practice pad last week and started learning to play drums irl.
You don't have to have paid software. You can do all of this with Free software. VST's like Red Zepplin or Black Pearl, or you can use software Drum Machines with drum kits like Hydrogen.
i was lost with the whole sub groups when you pulled up the VST instruments. i know how to do the whole VST instruments and renaming each tracks, but the whole sub group i was completely lost. can you please explain this as in kindergarten terms were i can understand it. the video was too fast for me to look at as i'am trying to learn this. love cubase.
Ive seen many videos for making drums, from heavy compressed EDM to rock and metal drum videos.. this is the best ive seen, your explanations for alot of concepts like velocity, phasing, are extraordinarily thourough yet consise. I wish i would have found this video years ago. Would have taken me to the next level alot sooner. Cheers dude!
The sampler doesn't work...? I load in the Inferno Kick,, route the MAIN Midi to C1, yet I only hear the default Kick. Why can't I hear the Inferno Kick that I loaded in? :(
Nice video. Though I'm all for using sample based drums, the biggest challenge is nature dynamic variation which is extremely difficult to emulate. The human touch is unique and hard to emulate.
Drum programming seems like such a great tool to write your own tunes as a guitar player. But damn, it seems like it would take hours a day for a week to write one 4 minute song that doesn't sound super mechanical. Good on you for making these videos.
Thank you for the samples. When I try to play a drum in Cakewalk something crashes. Im not sure why I didnt have problems with PD drummer before, but now some hardware upgraded.
Wow. I'm so grateful for this video sir. Just to be clear, I have the perfect drum player but the most part of the interface is inactive. I load a kit but it does not give out any sound. Could it be a routing problem. I'll anticipate ur reply sir. Thanks a million
I’m a drummer,yeah it’s the hardest thing to get a drummer recorded with twenty mics,guitar recording is nice and simple.I wish I went the easy way and was a guitarist,us drummers,first muso in,last muso out.
dude... i watched the entire video but tbh i didnt remember a thing you said. youre so damn jacked....holy fuck. you legit gotta be a model or something
Dude, clear and concise teaching right here. I've watched tons of videos on music recording/production and you destroy everyone else in a fraction of the time.
Exactly what I was thinking.
Dude, I can't sleep.....because I can't stop LEARNING from your videos.
You dude just saved me from a rut of starting to blend dnb samples with metal drums. Thank you kind sir.
that's like some Zardonic type-thing!
Had never heard of him before. Thanks for further accidental inspiration man!
Wow! You know who is Zardonic! Is great because he is from my country, and and he and you: rock!
how did that go,sounds great metaljunglist dnb!
Clear video, clear instructions, quality material and you don't have an annoying voice lol. Subbed
you have excellent communication skills and are a good teacher..
It is apparent that you are one of the best mixing tutorials creators out there. Thanks you Zachary.
never skip head day
LMAO I was thinking similar!
i was gonna ... xDD great vid btw
What do you do on head day?
I got the same problem some people aren’t meant to be big
When you get so swol. Your head shrinks. Haha.
I started listening to you without looking ar you first. But man, when I looked...
What an ABSOLUTE fockin UNIT.
Can you share your training/eating routine?
Eat lots of protein, train heavy compound lifts several times a week, listen to heavy metal. Repeat for 4+ years.
@@Scorge120 - Listen to Heavy Metal. Got it!
Throw some 2:29 in there as often as you can.
bro I just realized your'e the "how to get a killer metal guitar tone" guy
your'e next level man, thanks for close to 10 years of metal DAW tips
Cheers Aaron, thank you!
Very helpful for getting started, great pacing not overly complicated or boring..
Keep them coming..
Solid content brother, thanks for the tips! 5 years later, still teaching and inspiring!
Very nice - I will test.
wish I had this tutorial when I first got into working with drum samples. you explained in under 10 minutes what took me months to frustratingly piece together, and I also learned a lot this time round. thanks for the great vid! I am def subscribing 🤘
You're very good at teaching others, hats off. I hope you're getting monetary compensation somehow from your videos. I've played drums for years & fool around with samples & triggering quite a bit. I've seen people trigger samples live & not once has any of them come close to my 26" kick drum. I like the humanization you mentioned because on a live instrument, the player has a lot to do with the quality of the sound. I am going to look into using this for writing since my man cave doesn't have room for my big ass kit. I could use this to write my tunes and forward the band a copy of my home stuff. Thanks for the how to & info man.
Awesome video,Keep it up!
5:50 gave me a good scare while i were listening to this at night
It sounds like the beginning of the video that kills you in 7 days in the movie "The Ring." :)
you have a ring in your room around 135hz that's pretty pronounced. It'll greatly improve your ability to discern what's happening down there if you take care of it (even though you're getting great results, it makes it even easier and faster to sort out the bottom, especially where most of your punch for snare, kick and bass are...). Great video!
Thorough and concise, especially the phase explanation... Great vid once again!
Vitaly ?
yes!
That's what I was thinking lol
Lol you read my mind 😂 good vid though.
Man, you rock so fcking much! That's exactly the sound I was looking for, experiments in SD and Addictive drums wasn't THIS good for modern metal. And the fact that you can blend everything so easily and yet advanced is truly outstanding. I understand that there's very much depends from the sound engineering skill but I found those drums and your way of produce more reliable for me. Thank you so much!
Hey, thanks so much for putting these links up. I downloaded these drum samples to stack onto my drums and my production quality just went way up in my recordings!
hey do you happen to have the files? the bottom 3 links no longer work
Thanks for the Saudade samples! It has the exact snare samples I need!
I was not prepared for how good this video was going to be. Great job man. Amazing presentation of information
Thanks! I appreciate the kind words.
I love how GREAT of a knack you have for teaching so much in so little. Like the drum midi humanization tips. You do this in pretty much every of your tutorials I've seen. And effectively, no beating around the bush BS. Wanted to tell you that I appreciate this a lot. Very hard to find UA-camrs good at doing that.
Also, some of us can't afford Perfect Drums at the moment and only have the Player version installed. If I understand correctly, you can save custom sample kits as a file that anyone else can load (but not modify). Any chance you can update that Scourge kit with that? If not that's fine, I was trying to figure out FPC anyway :b
Thanks! This has been requested and I'm considering it as a next video in the near future.
I use this program and I love it. I make AoR music and this fits it perfectly. Thanx for the lesson. I learned a couple of good stuff.
You are the MAN. Thanks for the video and links, definitely liked, and subscribed.
So helpful!
A less expensive way is to layer preset drums in whatever software (if it even has any drum kit presets) and spread apart each drum into separate tracks (I.E make cymbals, toms, and so on) so you have more versatile way to eq the drums.
I want to play drums again after I watched this video. Holy moly! Very well done
i like drum samples and programming it and the plug ins... that's why im gonna sample my kits and adding drums from my computer with acoustic drum
Straight and useful info, without any bla-bla-bla! Respect!
Thanks for taking the time to make this video. Very useful
Best regards
Wow! Awesome! Thanks for share!!!
Good video. It's 2020 now and I'm hoping you've sorted out that room resonance by now. Cheers.
It was brutal! I just moved my studio out of that room haha
Thanks for the links to the libraries... I already had Perfect Drums and this really added that extra "pop" I was looking for.
nice to see the Equators on your desk :)
Awesome video! Thanks for explaining how to separate the PD channels into separate channels in Cubase! Now I can add more eq and compression if needed for my drum sub mixes!
woo dude.. this video is very good .. ur a teacher.
PDs does sound quite excellent - the snares are the best anywhere!! The only problem for what I use would be the kicks. That cushy click transients are not happening for what I go for and of course that envelope is embedded in the sample so it's futile to try to get shed of it. For that I used Drumforge or perhaps SSD in some instances.
I was trying to be "programming" drums, like in this video, for years, but i grew so frustrated that i bought a practice pad last week and started learning to play drums irl.
LOOOOOOOLL! The struggle is real buddy XD
Hey man where is your bass mixing tutorial?? Really digging your stuff!
Your videos are very helpful. Thanks man
The link to the Linda Ronstatd Snare is broken. Can you reupload it? Or does anyone have it?
Thank You it Very Nice
I simply use modo drum, works like magic, bought it on discount with modo bass, great deal
Good information here for any kit you use.
Excellent video! Best explaining video about metal drums in Cubase i´ve seen in all youtube, thanks a lot!
You don't have to have paid software. You can do all of this with Free software. VST's like Red Zepplin or Black Pearl, or you can use software Drum Machines with drum kits like Hydrogen.
Could you please send me the Linda Ronstatd Snare link again? The link isn't working.
This is just great! looking forward for more of these
This is an excellent video, great job and thank you.
Can you upload the snare samples
Another great vid, very informative as usual, also looking HUGE dood
i was lost with the whole sub groups when you pulled up the VST instruments. i know how to do the whole VST instruments and renaming each tracks, but the whole sub group i was completely lost. can you please explain this as in kindergarten terms were i can understand it. the video was too fast for me to look at as i'am trying to learn this. love cubase.
Your shirt is lavender , thats about all I got.
Yes, I can confirm
Ive seen many videos for making drums, from heavy compressed EDM to rock and metal drum videos.. this is the best ive seen, your explanations for alot of concepts like velocity, phasing, are extraordinarily thourough yet consise. I wish i would have found this video years ago. Would have taken me to the next level alot sooner. Cheers dude!
The sampler doesn't work...? I load in the Inferno Kick,, route the MAIN Midi to C1, yet I only hear the default Kick. Why can't I hear the Inferno Kick that I loaded in? :(
Where can I get this snare sample?
Weird, but when I download the Kit 2, it doesn't sound that good. And the link Linda Ronstatd Snare: is empty
Thank you! An actual channel that explains something!
Awesome tips and amazing drum sound! Subbed!
ZAAACH, THIS ACTUALLY SOUNDS SO GOOOD
thanks bro! -- it's all PD haha
Should I also get swole?
How does this compare to my Superior drummer??? Never heard of this AU..
thanks brow!awesome samples
Stellar video pal! nice work!
Very Good tutorial, thanks for sharing the info clearly and precisely.
I want your snare sounds
This is the best vid I've ever seen
lightweight, free and customizable, INSTALLED.
I downloaded it and there is no Import button in PerfectDrums kit.
Nice video. Though I'm all for using sample based drums, the biggest challenge is nature dynamic variation which is extremely difficult to emulate. The human touch is unique and hard to emulate.
Drum programming seems like such a great tool to write your own tunes as a guitar player. But damn, it seems like it would take hours a day for a week to write one 4 minute song that doesn't sound super mechanical. Good on you for making these videos.
Thank you for the samples. When I try to play a drum in Cakewalk something crashes. Im not sure why I didnt have problems with PD drummer before, but now some hardware upgraded.
Hey Bro, the link for 120megadrumpack google drive is down, can you reupload it???
the program works great
hey do you happen to have the files? the bottom 3 links no longer work
Are those Saudade samples in the mega link free to use in my own music?
how setting mixbus
Best video ever..this is what i was looking for bro
Thanks Man this is helpful!
Wow. I'm so grateful for this video sir. Just to be clear, I have the perfect drum player but the most part of the interface is inactive. I load a kit but it does not give out any sound. Could it be a routing problem. I'll anticipate ur reply sir. Thanks a million
Thank you man! I love you videos so much!
I’m a drummer,yeah it’s the hardest thing to get a drummer recorded with twenty mics,guitar recording is nice and simple.I wish I went the easy way and was a guitarist,us drummers,first muso in,last muso out.
Bit late to the party but i learned alot and thanks for not making 50 min video to explain all this.
what is the name of the band at the begin on the video please ?
dude... i watched the entire video but tbh i didnt remember a thing you said. youre so damn jacked....holy fuck. you legit gotta be a model or something
I downloaded the free player but i cant import anything to the sampler?
Dude ty so much for this vid.
You just earned a new subscriber! Keep up the good work!
Mate, these drums sound fockin savage
Can you do a similar tutorial for Superior drummer?
Thank you! My drums sond so much better now :)
Nice explanation. You're doing well, bro. Congrats.
hey i can't find the .dll can ou help me ? sorry im french
Hi sir, thank you for your awesome tutorial, I've just subscribed your channel, you are very precise and clear
Is there any good free drum vst to use I don’t have the money for perfect drums rn
Good job
What if i want to build the kit from scratch, can i do that?
Thank you very very much for the links to lots of Real Drum Samples. - thank you :)