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5. Reverb Tailoring: Short, gated reverb can add depth without muddying the mix. Use sparingly to enhance punch.

4. Clipper on the Drum Bus: After compression, use a clipper to tame peaks without losing punch. It can give your drums a modern, tight sound.

3. EQ Carving: Use EQ to carve out space for each drum element. Remove muddiness by cutting low-mid frequencies, especially on kicks and snares.

2. Parallel Compression: Layer a compressed signal under the original to add body without killing dynamics. This is a secret weapon for a fuller drum sound.

1. Slow Attack Compression: Let those transients hit hard by using a slow attack on your compressor. It allows your drums to cut through while still keeping the mix controlled.

Looking to take your drum mix to the next level? Here are 5 advanced mixing techniques that can make your drums punchier, cleaner, and more professional. [Thread 🧵👇]
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The single most powerful habit for mastering music production:
Making a daily demo.

For the past 5 years, I’ve made one every day—and along the way, I’ve:
• Explored endless sounds
• Tested most DAWs and plugins

But I always return to raw inspiration and core melodies. #musicproduction

1. Distortion: Soundtoys Decapitator 2. Dynamics: Sonnox Oxford Dynamics 3. EQ: Fabfilter Pro Q-3 4. Delay: Soundtoys Echoboy 5. Phaser: Dusty Devices Phaser-DDL 6. Chorus: Relab Sonsig ACE 7. Reverb: Relab Sonsig Rev-A 8. Tape & Tube: Goodhertz Tupe 9. Multi-FX: Cableguys Shaperbox 3 10. OTT ;)

I bought 450+ plugins for music production to find the best ones—so you don’t have to. Here are the top 10 that’ll take your tracks from demo to radio-ready. 🧵 #musicproduction

Make the compressor parallel, and you're golden.

Pro Tip: For punchy drums, try a slow attack compressor into a clipper on your drum bus. The slow attack lets transients through, while the clipper keeps things tight and controlled. Magic happens when you get the balance just right! #musicproduction

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