Use this before your drum buss compression🥁

Use this before your drum buss compression🥁

It will basically remove the peaks…

Allowing your compressor to do all the heavy lifting🏋🏼

This makes for a super controlled heavy drum sound😎

1. Place a Clipper on your drum buss
2. Push the gain up on your Clipper so you’re taking off the main peaks
3. Now compress the drums

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[davemedallion]

Great thinking outside of the box, I would normally do it the other way round.

[JAROCHELOcesarcastro]

Record the drummer playing with Q-tips and you’ll get no transients! 😂😂 Jk people…

[dreammix]

Hey thanks for this tip. It's another tool in my toolbox😊

[rogerconnick]

Thanks Streaky. Does this method apply to other instrument or vocal groups too?

[tvman]

Streaky you are the man. You've taught me more tricks than anyone.

[AIFYmusicbro]

Such a good tip, I used to put my clip after the compression oops

[TheShk]

But what about the transients !! Which are very important specially for drums! We will gonna loose them..🥸🥲

[akingscraft]

Is there a stock clipper in Logic? I’ve never been able to find it.

[Wendel_Kos]

great advice! PEAKEATER is a good free alternative, and much lighter and stable for me 🎉

[Steedonline]

French pronunciation is tricky for English natives. You still pronounce a lot like an English person would pronounce French (ze same way a Frrrench native would pronounce English in ze beginning of ze lurning prrrocess). However, your efforts will eventually pay off, Jade, I can only but encourage you to continue your lessons. And as always with languages, if you have the opportunity to immerse yourself in a French-speaking context, don't hesitate in doing so. Again, hats off for your courage and your great progress 🙌

[Justauri-asdfghjkl]

Can you do this on vocals too? If the singer is belting and has large volume differences