Get rid of that ring in your snare

Published: Wed, 04/13/22

A REALLY common problem when you're mixing drums is trying to get rid of the annoying resonances and ringing sounds in your snare drum.

Sometimes there's just a frequency that's so overbearing that it destroys the rest of the drum sound.

If that's ever happened to you let me show you how I fix it. All it takes is a simple EQ, knowing how to pinpoint frequencies and some understanding of how frequency harmonics work.

Here's an exclusive video from inside the Drum Mix Toolkit.

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How to Get Rid of Annoying Resonances in Your Snare Sound

If you like what you see in that video, there are a lot more videos included inside the Drum Mix Toolkit that teach you easy to use, practical tricks to make your drum mix sound awesome.

How to Make an Exciting Drum Mix in 9 Simple Steps
How to Choose Between the Thickness of the Full-Band and Versatility of the Multi-Band Compressor
How to Easily Shape Your Drums With Transient Designers
The Importance of the Attack and Release on Your Compressor
Easy Overhead EQ for Low-End Thickness or Cymbal Clarity
How to Get a Thunderous Tom Sound
How to Replace Weak Drums Without Deleting the Human Feel
How to Get the Kick and Bass Guitar to Groove Together in the Mix

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