4 Mixing Techniques to get BIGGER Drum Room Sounds!

[@illyadass]

Transient designer on the room is such a great tip, never thought about that before but makes perfect sense. Thanks!

[@BetterMixes]

Yeah, that kinda blew my mind the first time I saw someone do that! I had pretty much only seen them used to boost the transient on close mics before that. Thanks for watching!

[@jessenoordhuis8171]

I also love sending my room to some saturation bus. So it would song more like you're in the room with the drummer

[@BetterMixes]

Oh yeah, that's a good one! Saturation can definitely help on room mics!

[@timo946]

Thank you for all of this information in this short video :) Appreciate it!

[@BetterMixes]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching!

[@landonragsdale7304]

Fantastic Video! Thanks for so much valuable info!

[@BetterMixes]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it!

[@Lucasghpagc]

amazing video! love the techniques👏

[@BetterMixes]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!

[@RobinZV1]

Great vid dude!

[@BetterMixes]

Appreciate it! 🤘

[@strakhovmixing]

Great video and techniques!)

[@BetterMixes]

Thanks so much! I'm glad you liked it!

[@GeoffBosco]

This is a really good video. But, it might have been a better demonstration if you had used drum sounds tracked in the kind of sized room most bedroom producers are recording in. Your room tracks already sounded pretty big without any of these techniques.

[@BetterMixes]

Thanks! I'm glad you liked the video! And you're right, it probably would have been a good idea to find a session with a smaller room sound to start with. I was using a couple of these techniques while mixing the song I used in the video which is what gave me the idea to make the video, so I just went with that drum track.