How to easily ring out an annoying snare using just EQ

Published: Thu, 09/06/18

One of the most annoying thing about mixing drums is hunting down ringing resonances that overpower the rest of your drum sound.

This is especially true of home recordings because you never know what weird reflection from your room will develop into a ringing snare drum that's fatiguing to listen to and frustrating to find.

Luckily, one of the videos in the Drum Mix Toolkit shows you my EQ technique for getting rid of these pesky resonances.

Here's a sneak preview of one of the videos:

How to Get Rid of Annoying Resonances in Your Snare Sound

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Plus, if order before tomorrow night, I'm also including an unadvertised bonus just for my subscribers: Simple Drum Recording Techniques You Can Use Right Away so you can get the right drum sounds right at the source from your project studio.

So if you're looking to learn:

How to apply EQ, compression, reverb, transient designers, saturation plugins, and reverb on drums.
How to balance the volume levels between all the different drum microphones, especially the room microphones when you have several different ones to work with
How to know if there are "phase cancelations" to worry about between different drum microphones, even if you're working with drum software.
How to EQ multiple mics of the same drums together, like "Kick In, Kick Out and Kick Sub"

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