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Drum sample replacing - Pro Tools Tutorial
From the course: Pro Tools: Mixing and Mastering
Drum sample replacing
Recording real drums can be hard. Getting in the correct combination of room, mic placement, gear, and drum kit can be near impossible especially on a budget. Drum replacing or sample triggering is a trick that pros have used for years to help add impact, supplement weak drums or completely replace drum sounds from a kit with prerecorded samples. In the Take Me Down session, I actually have printed or prerecorded a sampled snare drum, let's listen to that. (music playing) And I blended it in to the original snare drum. (music playing) Now I've automated it up and down in different parts of the session to give me more impact, because what I found was with this original snare, I kind of like the splat I was getting out of the bottom mic, and I liked the impact of the top mic but I found that I wasn't able to get as much punch out of that snare with my compressors that I wanted, because I couldn't gait it extremely hard due to the ghost notes. So in this intersection he's playing a lot…
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Evaluating plug-in processors6m 3s
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Using saturation and other analog-style effects effectively11m 45s
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Setting up side-chains7m 27s
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Master bus processing11m 6s
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Creating and using mix templates10m 35s
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Dealing with plug-in delay and latency12m 28s
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Drum sample replacing12m 59s
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Setting pan depth in Pro Tools6m 39s
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