The Secret To Making Heavy DnB Drums

[@bengoodwin3493]

one of the best tutorials around thanks

[@ArcNade]

@@bengoodwin3493 thank you bro appreciate that!

[@kraazykid]

Yoooo drum video :o Finished product at the end sounds sick 🔥

[@ArcNade]

Jeeeez thanks! Appreciate it 😄

[@Nefertum_CZ]

Try to experiment with other drum paterns 😁 i recomend listen to ,,Matzet - Bad boi flow", most insane drums i ever heard in jump up

[@ArcNade]

Thanks for the tip! Defo worth experimenting for sure 👌

[@Adam-g-uk]

Very dated drums...

[@davidenglish2611]

Cheers for the tutorial! 🙌

[@ArcNade]

No worries I got you!

[@leefeltz17]

Great vid bro

[@ArcNade]

Thanks bro glad you enjoyed!

[@sunnyello8325]

massive help!!! 👌👍

[@ArcNade]

Sick bro!

[@tommy2nes]

I believe the pro l is doing nothing but turning up the volume, you’re not crossing the threshold

[@ArcNade]

@@tommy2nes yeah it’s just a way to have more control, as increasing the volume on FL mixer itself can cause problems when it’s already on the max volume and may also not go loud enough

[@АлексейСоколов-щ6у]

Всё, я пошёл писать драмку. Благодарю!

[@Flux_One]

Brilliant

[@ArcNade]

🙏🙏

[@MrCrunchy23]

Thanks for this big help. Are there any other good plugins I can use apart from fab filter Saturn that will achieve same results (or close to)

[@ArcNade]

@@MrCrunchy23 no worries :) you could try soundgoodizer if you’re on FL Studio

[@MrCrunchy23]

@ArcNade yh mate Im On fl studio. Ok will try that thanks bro 👍

[@Interceptor_UK]

Great tutorial, I have a question. After you put the processing on the drum bus (limiter etc) what volume in dB did you have the drum bus at?

[@ArcNade]

As long as you keep the overall master channel around -3 to -6 db it doesn’t matter too much, just adjust it depending on how the rest of the elements sound (e.g. basses)

[@Interceptor_UK]

@@ArcNade OK thanks mate I'll give it a try 👍

[@seabsfam]

thank you for such good advice, and your time, i cant afford the help right now, but i will soon, i cant find the lind for camel crusher

[@ArcNade]

No worries bro just glad I can help! I’ve just updated the description with the link :)

[@seabsfam]

@@ArcNade you are a star thank you iv joined your discord, look forward to soon joining your academy, just watching your full guide amplify and gino one, so many great tips thank you, i needed a proper tutorial not half bake jobs.

[@Nefertum_CZ]

Best jump up dnb drums are made by Matzet 😁 just listen or download his tracks and copy that shit and you are good to go 😁

[@willismoore156]

Jump up is a complete joke

[@Nefertum_CZ]

@@willismoore156 ❤❤❤

[@BR0_B0T]

100th like ftw

[@ArcNade]

W

[@Nocular]

People. just remember videos like this are totally 100% subjective. yes if u use the exact same hits as this guy u will get the same results... but drum hits vary hugely and it depends on the feel u want form ur track, not all tracks will have the kick as the loudest part of the break on ur mixer faders, some tracks have snares that fill in more space giving them an overall higher loudness and they will show as being louder, some tracks have very subtle kicks and snares and have percussive elements that will pop up louder,. dont think if u follow this ur drums will always sound phat, hes using very punchy kicks and snares to start. no mention of layering and transient shapers/envelopes or dealing with phase. Also if ur using a limiter and its not touching the threshold, you are essentially just turning up the volume of ur track, your not squashing or doing anything to the dynamics of ur tracks by doing this. IM NOT HAVING A POP AT THIS GUY. There is some hugely constructive stuff in here especially for beginners and he explains it very well.. just i feel there is no real "secret" in here.. its the basics. take it on board and experiment and have fun. good video .. bad title lol

[@JackMorris-Pearce]

you remind be of someone from monkey dust

[@JackMorris-Pearce]

ivan dobskis mate from the 90s