Recording Drums In Logic Pro

[@GeraldLawMusic]

Thanks for this video! I'm running on limited time today and I set the session up after watching this video. I especially appreciate the work around for channel strip settings. It took a little extra time but it'll make the set up for future sessions that much more efficient. I'll update my comment to share how the starting point impacts the session!

[@dannykihoalu]

Been using Logic for 3 years and didn’t even know about track stacks! Thanks man!

[@bobdrums]

Glad you got something useful from the video!

[@joejtunes]

Wow, never knew how much I needed track stacks! Thanks so much for showing how to do that, really cleaned up my tracks. Now I just gotta clean up my production skills 😅

[@bobdrums]

Happy to help, thanks for watching!

[@davejohnson5600]

Well done. Detailed, yet Concise. Bravo!

[@bobdrums]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@gregholohan2963]

Great video. Short and sweet. Do you have a video on setting the ideal mic input levels for drums? Gain staging etc. Thanks!

[@NickTann]

Some great tips. Thanks

[@facethemusictogether8489]

Great Stuff Bob!!!!

[@gabritravassos]

Simple and very useful. congrats.

[@ntemples1]

Have to say thanks so much for explaining this, for some reason I always forget something and use this video as my go to reminder!! much appreciated!!

[@ADDG880]

New to recording drums and have come back to this video a few times. So well done! I find the file storage confusing with logic and I often erroneously save. Would love to see how to save and store projects and how you start new ones with templates!!!

[@ibanelhorga4644]

Great video, super clear and easy to follow. Thanks heaps

[@bobdrums]

Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!

[@jonasverlo]

Would love more Logic-lessons! Maybe something about in-depth recording, more on mixing, favourite plug-ins for drums, etc? Subbed 🙌🏼

[@bobdrums]

Hey Jonas thanks for the sub! That’s great I’m actually planning a few more logic and recording based videos! Next week is a mic shootout between Shure and Earthworks! Welcome to the channel man!

[@MixChecks]

Good stuff man! :)

[@qweasdzxc428]

This is awesome man!!! Thank you so much.

[@bobdrums]

Thanks Sam, glad you enjoyed it!

[@paulwhitedrums]

Thank you for this video mate. Super helpful!

[@bobdrums]

Hey Paul, glad it helped!

[@adriansalinas1572]

I’m new to drum recording and currently using GarageBand. I can’t seem to get good Tom sounds. Any advice with help. Great video.

[@moviepracticing]

great stuff! really enjoyable to listen through as well. thank. you

[@bobdrums]

Awesome thank you, I’m glad you enjoyed it!

[@jeffreythies2298]

Question, I'm using a Behringer UMC 1820 with Pyle PDMK&-B mics for drums and Pyle PDMK&-C for the overheads and running it all into Logic Pro. I've followed these set tutorials on KZbin and even with the track on both the interface, logic turned all the way up, using different mics and trying different input and output settings I still barely make it a third of the way up the volume meter. I also set Logic to defaults and still no change. I'm at 3 weeks and god knows how many hours and am running out of ideas. Any idea what's wrong here?

[@cnotenfx]

Thank you so much, your information is on point!

[@bobdrums]

Glad you enjoyed it! Maybe subscribe so you don’t miss my new content!

[@richardtucker4995]

Very helpful thank up .

[@javierserranoyoutube]

Great vid. Do you have a vid on recording each pad of an electronic drum kit to a separate Logic track? I have a Roland TD-11 and by default, all pads sounds (from the TD-11's brain) are recorded as MIDI notes to one track. As you suspect, I would like to be able to record each pad's sound to its own Logic track so I can EQ/audio fx them independently. Thank you.

[@bobdrums]

My latest video covers just that!

[@javierserranoyoutube]

@@bobdrums I figured it out too. It is sweet. Takes a few extra steps but it is a money saver for sure.

[@javierserranoyoutube]

@@bobdrums you inspired me to make a video on the Roland TD-11 set up to achieve instrument separation.

[@anderias_90]

so helpful! thanks!

[@bobdrums]

He Andreas, glad you liked it. I’ve got more like this on the way!

[@davidgamel1811]

Have you thought of using gates to rid drum bleed?

[@bobdrums]

I’ve been using this yes! Works great on the toms

[@jamesokeeffe3216]

☘️❤️thank you mate☘️❤️

[@HipHopDrums]

Thank you!

[@Yukichu]

Can we record Roland spd sx in logic pro as different sound channels?

[@bobdrums]

Hi, Yu. So I take the L and R outputs from the SPD and run them into inputs 1 and 2 on my interface. I then combine those inputs in logic to make 1 stereo channel. Hope that helps!

[@Yukichu]

@@bobdrums Thank you so much.. Will definitely try that out.

[@playasurf1000]

Nope, need a tutorial from mic set up all the way to recording. Anyone know of videos for TOTAL beginners?

[@seaofbeer13]

It's a STEREO BUS. SO... right click your pan knob and set it to stereo pan. Don't Use a MONO BALANCE knob on a stereo bus. Thank me later. ;)

[@bobdrums]

Thanks for the tips!

[@salthedrummer1]

Thank you!