Free Recording & Mixing Metal Drums Lessons with David Gnozzi

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[Producelikeapro]

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[aleksamrkela]

David never disappoints. Everything he puts out is gold.

[queenpurple]

YESSSS I was hoping for something like this soon! Specifically with David, he has mixed and mastered some of my favorite sounding songs of all time

[RCSmiths]

So many genres to learn from, can get something out of everything!

[Scott__C]

David is definitely a cool guy and always glad to hear someone share their knowledge/experience since it'll be different than mine. And, someone who loves MOTU!

[Joey-rpvg]

David that was brilliant....You Thanks to the PLAP team for the video

[spitfiremusic]

Wonderful video! Thanks David and Warren

[rena]

it's crazy how that bird just stayed on his head the whole time and never got scared or flew away

[belligerentamateur]

I live for metal drum recording lessons! Thank you🎉

[billyhughes]

Fantastic stuff -- David's knowledge is something I leverage a lot -- that's why I'm subbed to his channel too!

[MartinvonBargen]

That Soundtoys SIE EQ is an unsung hero when it comes to adding low end and thickness to signals.

[Hassan_Omer]

Thank you guys for sharing this tutorial!!!

[benkolts]

Nice content! Thank you Warren and David! 🤘🤘

[sixstringalliance]

Always love a good Drum recording video!

[trulyintense]

Very Cool! And Informative!! thanks ever soo much!!!!

[TerenceKearns]

16:00 MAutoAlign from Melda Production is very helpful for phase-alignment.

[andreirlmeier]

Another great video on this channel!!! Thanx a lot !!!

[ad]

Great, great video, learned so much from this! (wished I saw this before releasing my latest song though...;))

[sonicart]

Brilliant as always thanks, are the overhead mics bi-directional like a parallel Blumlein pair? Or are they cardioid? It's years since I recorded a drum kit so I'm used to seeing the spaced pair as you mentioned....

[kristianmarschewski]

The overheads seems a little bit odd. Because in a setup like this, you would get like a front/back stereo image from the kit instead L/R. Or do I miss something here?