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Drum Mixing, Tips and Techniques - WIKI Helpdesk

Mixing drums with either a real mixer in live and performance situations, or in either a mixer or with a software mixer in the studio is something that requires real trainging and experience. It's not just moving the fades of the mixer to get the right kind of balance, but also setting up the micorphones, called drum miking and selecting the right drum mics to get the right sound.

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