3 Moves for CLEAN Reverb On Drums

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In this video, I'll be showing you three different moves you can do to get cleaner sounding reverb in your drum mixes. If you want to learn more about how to mix drums, definitely check out my full Drum Mixing Masterclass linked above for more in-depth training. Thanks for watching!
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[@marshall881]

Broooooooooo I never knew about that the send on fader for busses. Holy crap you just made my day!!!!!

[@AlexPicciau]

Great video, you made my day in using my reverbs better in my mixes.

[@samuliauno8163]

Your video editing is the best I've seen anywhere, tutorial-wise at least. Keep up the good work!

[@abbdrums]

Thanks! I try man... I try haha

[@honestlyit]

Agree!

[@BasseyEbong]

I totally agree with Samuli. Thanks a lot for sharing this

[@DirERearEdits]

You are a great teacher. Thanks Austin for this lesson.

[@jolyoncox]

You're always worth a watch Austin. Thanks for keeping the content quality high. Congrats on getting the opportunity to mix the garstka sessions. Cheers.

[@abbdrums]

Thank you sir 🙏🏼

[@cruz21995]

"That's the dry drum sound" that already sounds awesome!

[@brunoflores9388]

I missed the bottom of the snare :(

[@komet1536]

Best instructions for kick reverb so far, many thanks.

[@jonaskvale6216]

This is really good! Been struggeling with getting good reverb the last couple of months. Thank you!

[@s.t.754]

You have a very efficient way of explaining things. Keep the tutorials coming !

[@throwdown47]

Dude that is so reminiscent of “Digital Bath” drum sound. Amazing stuff!

[@austinmoore581]

Thanks for another great video! I learn so much from your channel.

[@LaKontienda]

Dry sounds really good

[@howiethedrummer]

Nice to see you again. More frequent videos. You are greatly missed.

[@spbmac]

Dude, I had no idea about the 'Sends on Faders' feature!! Life-changing tip! Great video and great tips! Thanks! :)

[@kennyd.6822]

Love your videos

[@stevemacman7269]

Austin! Please do a video on this topic … how to make a dry “harsh to your ears” drum sample sound pleasing and give it ambience (like when a real drum is recorded in a room with a mic). FOR EXAMPLE … The sounds in the Roland TM-2 (which I recorded into my Mac for editing with Logic Pro X) are VERY “in your face” and need “taming” so that when you listen with headphones, the sounds don’t HURT your ears! I want to make these samples sound like they are set-back 10 feet in a room (add ambience) but not have a lingering reverb long beyond the length of the sample. What would be your approach to getting such samples to sound good? EQ out some 1k to 5k ?? PLUS run them through a “fake room mic” reverb like you did in this video? (then save the processed samples) PLEASE HELP !! Thanks.

[@FabianoOliveiraDrummer]

Hello, how are you. Will you continue with the "Study the Greats" videos? They are amazing. Strong hug. Fabiano - Brazil

[@abbdrums]

Fabiano Oliveira Yes I intend to keep making Study The Greats into the future, but I do have other interests and video ideas I want to do as well, for both this channel and my website. The time between STG episodes will be longer while I tackle these other projects, but I intend to still do them going forward. Hope that answers your question :)

[@arjunjsatheesh8899]

Awsome, was searching for this. GR8 content

[@The_Caesar6186]

Thanks you really learn a lot when watching your videos.

[@pacmanlp8876]

How did you got all individuals drum tracks for mixing? Nice video!

[@johanjof5613]

There are quite some tracks around with high reverb on the kick. The secret is to split the kick in high and low ends, and send only the low end to the reverb in order not to get the click (ofc you wanna high pass the reverb as you do otherwise the low lows of the kick will be in your face in the reverb). My second recommandation would be to adjust your overall reverb level you do at the end of this video in the whole mix context, doing that alone makes no sense imho. what does mean too much reverb without context ? Nothing

[@FernandoCuadro]

holy shit that groove

[@brunoflores9388]

Question: Would you put your sends post or pre fader to the reverb?

[@tdrum21]

This is from his playing on what? This is great. Thanks for this!

[@abbdrums]

His Performance Spotlight videos on the Vic Firth channel 🤘🏼

[@keithferris9574]

Damn those dry tracks!!!

[@CryzorBeatz]

Wow ! Really this is a damn good tutorial video. I watched a lot of videos like this, but this kind of showing us what you're doing exactly is very nice ! Keep it up. I will watching more videos and maybe you get an abo user more hehe good job buddy ! Greetings Cryzor Beatz

[@Knardsh]

Why does my space designer look so different? I also cant find the output eq on it. looks quite different....

[@monat_son]

solid

[@wellzarak4382]

Yeah a really handy method! Also we save a little of CPU 😄

[@nobbynose4254]

cool

[@mybiggrin]

The one thing I would have done differently is to make the effect itself 100% wet. Other than that, great video.

[@dorespoog2229]

That's actually pretty crucial, as sending to an effect aux which isn't 100% wet will also increase the dry volume of the audio data in the track you send, which can easily mess up your balance and also might trick you to think the sound is necessarily better.

[@JulianFernandez]

Nice. Those raw tracks tho

[@nick-g-1157]

Man do a kick drum tutorial

[@betteroffdead79]

too easy with drums in solo...

[@HazeAnderson]

I don't think that drum part sounds very good to start with. Wow. Try hard? Seriously ...

[@kmg1434]

it's a performance spotlight video for Vic Firth... of course he's gonna try hard

[@jaumepp1975]

Matt's totally overrated.