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In this video producer, mix and mastering engineer David Gnozzi show his technique to layer snare samples, the tone, body, snap trick
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[@thedukewestern]

Im still digging superior three I think they have developed a fantastic platform!

[@BeGoodNow5]

What can I say, from the first of your videos that I watched, when you revealed that there was a pro engineer behind the Billy Eillish song that was at that time being touted as a bedroom studio sound, till now, I have found your videos among the very best of the instructional videos that are on youtube. As I have Superior Drummer 3, but haven't yet delved into the mechanics of it, and how to use it for layering, which I didn't actually know it could do, you can only imagine how valuable this video is for me. Thank you.

[@sub-jec-tiv]

Great video! Additional ideas about using decay and attack per layer: On snap layers, it can be super helpful to kill the decay of the sound. To avoid the ringing of the different snares from clashing, you can keep the snap layer at a higher volume if you like it that way. Likewise, for body layers sometimes i even fade in the attack of the sample by about 200 ms to keep the attack transient from clashing with the attack of the other layers. Not sure if you can control the envelope of hits in Superior, but if you’re using something like MPC, that stuff is easy to dial in separately per hit.

[@schepperz]

Your videos are so addicting David :-) Keep up the great work!

[@fabianmillerofficial]

Awesome video David! Would love to see more on this topic🙏

[@AMB666]

Such a nice trick! I guess this is the track you recorded...what a great guitar tones you did!!! I really dig those type of videos!

[@kevgresham8407]

Another Great video David..layering is something that I have found myself doing in my latest production's and is the key to developing a mix.Brillant tutorial

[@scottmartin5004]

This was awesome!!!

[@fnord_lander]

I love this trick! I’d always use it at my first internship

[@ndarion]

Awesome!

[@cerebralcoma4850]

Also, the velocity curve and sustain etc of the drums are very fun and easy to adjust

[@MR_Cellarpop]

Thanks! Great video.

[@Ziggy_Stark.]

Splitting and layering, adding different tonal values and panning?, yes all the time but, I've never combined samples. The next logical step. Thanks. Nice.

[@zian3694]

Thanks you sir for sharing your valuable knowledge.

[@braxal6983]

I like these superior drummer tutorials

[@SydneyValette]

love the bella's track melo!

[@mixbustv]

🙏🙏

[@phadrus]

Sounds awesome

[@veruszsasukejoe]

Great 👍.

[@mauriciorojasclaros2112]

Great videos. I dont even fw rock but he explains wverything very well

[@scottrance2818]

great video. I use superior drummer 3 all the time too for samples. I have a bunch of different packs as well but I find I use the Bob Rock pack for layering the most. It's such a good expansion pack.

[@Uzurr69]

Bob Rock? THE Bob Rock from Metallica?

[@scottrance2818]

@@Uzurr69 Yes, He produced the Black album with Randy Staub as his engineer. He worked with Motley Crue and a bunch of other bands and artists. Got his start at Little Mountain Studios here in Vancouver. Studio went under in '93 though. His expansion pack has lots of great drums sounds including a mono kit.

[@iramatx]

I use addictive drums in a similar way! I thought people would frown upon this approach so I kept it a secret. Good to know I had nothing to worry about.

[@user-ob9zo9cr4c]

thx

[@ahimsabeatz8895]

💯💯💥💥

[@michaelsstatement]

Great trick David. I like layering samples if needed. Is there in Ez Drums a snare with turned off snare vires? I layer one snare without wires (addictive drums). That adds pure body if the recorded one Is to thin.

[@Bring_MeSunshine]

Yes, more! I've got Superior Drummer 3, and it's fabulous, but I've not used it enough, so any suggestions welcome

[@sacstudiosargentina]

4:33 great advice

[@firmans12]

Awesome man. I usually hate superrior drummer for programs drums. i feel like when working with program drums triggering with superior drummer it just harder to get the sounds right than mixing miced drums and add sample for the shells lol. Am i wrong at something or what. Also Killer guitar tone man. Pls do a video about it.

[@LexerJason]

Lol, have used this trick recently when recording a single of my band:D

[@mickeymessstudios109]

Thank you David - I like Superior Drummer (and Easy Drummer) a lot. The SLATE stuff is all really good too. Have you ever heard or worked with Melda Productions Mdrummer / MDrumreplacer ? What other drum libraries do you really like for METAL/ROCK ???

[@mixbustv]

I have several collections that I build up thru the years, many are my own samples (like my NUKE snare sample library which is a specialy one but still), I love Glenn's latest samples too and Perfect Drums (blend with others)

[@nofood1]

that midi tracker must be heaven for Death metal producers 😨😨

[@mickeymessstudios109]

Addendum - few years ago I only had Easy Drummer 2 and got some very decent snare "stacks" - I found that bringing up and tucking in a very compressed snappy snare track can resolve the missing attack, or snap. The smashed parallel bus of the drum kit (with or without the overheads) usually fills and sends the kit over the top. There have been times where I ended up with 4 or even 5 snare tracks stacked up to get a certain sound.... What is the most you have ended up with so far ? LOVE your snare and drums on all your mixes, David. Awsome.

[@mixbustv]

Thank you!

[@Llamapuncher]

Ive been doing this for years with SD and slate trigger but never told anyone because I didnt want Glenn to get mad.

[@AntonovichHicksenbrau]

nice

[@philburns5656]

Great technique! How can you be sure that the layers are in phase when adding them inside Superior Drummer? Is it guaranteed by the plugin? Thanks very much!

[@mixbustv]

Listen and look

[@kodykindhart5644]

Best advice 🤘

[@LucasMichalski]

Can you please explain why you don't like layering kicks in rock/metal music? What about other genres? Thanks for more info and great video.

[@mixbustv]

Most of the times there's no need (if you know how to mix). A kick is a pretty simple sound, once you pick the right sample, it's all about the mix, saturation, parallel compression, transient designer, more saturation, maybe a subsynth. Adding samples usually creates phase issues, again, no need really, maybe one for click

[@dagbreekband]

Hi David, do you output SD3 sounds to DAW so you can use other plugins?

[@mixbustv]

I print wav and treat like it was a recorded track

[@voodoomonk24]

Hi there! Thanx for all your videos!!! I was wondering, how and what electronic drum kits do you use????? When youre not using superior drummer ?

[@mixbustv]

Ah, that's a secret I stole from an engineer that I highgly admire and, it will stay a secret for now :D

[@voodoomonk24]

Looking forward to your future videos!! :D

[@ckbeats8000]

Do you charge more for this since this sort of leans more into production as opposed to just purely mixing? How do you approach this with hip hop and edm mixes since those producers are usually more particular about the drums they use, and don't always like when engineers change their drums too much?

[@mixbustv]

I don't, this to me is part of mixing because unless I have a special relationship with the given client (aka, they do expect me to change some things and bleed into production) I don't change the drums, my added samples aren't noticeable, it's gonna be YOUR snare, just better and better fitting the mix. This I think answer the second part as well

[@80s_kid]

Does the SD3 tracker also work with a full stereo drum track by splitting it into parts?

[@mixbustv]

Yes, watch my video on it

[@80s_kid]

@@mixbustv Thanks!

[@marceloribeirosimoes8959]

Wondering how stacking drums never shows phase cancelation problems. Because it's the main issue here. Thank you very much for another great video!

[@mixbustv]

I can, especially on kicks

[@marceloribeirosimoes8959]

@@mixbustv Cool! Maybe this could be a good new video subject some day... ;-)) For me it's like rocket science to blend two or more kicks plus the bass with no phase issues... The scenario get worse and worse building a '90 hip-hop (boom-bap) track filled with sampled drums and 808s, samples basses, etc.. I am trying to slice them out and treat some separately by transient, punch, tale. It's almost like to rediscover the lamp. But, maybe I'm in the right path, just don't know how do it properly yet... Thank you for aswering me, David.

[@mixbustv]

I have at least a couple of vids on that

[@marceloribeirosimoes8959]

@@mixbustv These are great news! Thanx a lot, David - searching for them right now...

[@beatweezl]

This video is gold. Bro, I keep saying it. It's amazing how clearly you articulate your thought process.

[@mixbustv]

Thank you!

[@cerebralcoma4850]

I recommend deleting all the rest of the drum samples off the kit if they are not needed, like, only the snare....saves lots of RAM....Or Cache option....but, leaving only the used samples on SD3 loaded saves....

[@sleepisoptional]

this is the content that interests me most: layering techniques. repeatable concepts. why

[@jean-francoispotvin776]

Great video again. One more thing that can make your drum sound unique that is very useful that nobody is talking about is the tuning of the drums.

[@madmuso5]

Nice vid. Another cool trick to get a good snare is to "feather in" a hard hitting one shot sample underneath the natural full dynamics snare. With the right balance you end up with a snare that's still natural sounding and dynamic yet stays pinned in its place in the mix.

[@TheReal_E.IRIZARRY]

DAvid is so right about the 3-layer drum trick. Look at how quickly The Humpty Dance snares (no other original song sounds like it) had been replicated throughout the 90s. Yeap a lot of thieves out there.

[@anubisnura-el7306]

I liked this I use the mpc x..

[@stevenbrown5695]

All of them or nothing.

[@GeorgeAmodei21]

Great Video. Have been using this technique for years. Like you said, you get this unique sounding Snare that has it ALL!☺️🎧🎚George