Learn how to record electronic drum tracks in this free video tutorial on using music recording software.
There are 13 videos in this series:
Learn what type of audio recording equipment you need to record with electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to record a click track with electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to record a scratch vocal track with electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to record a drum track with electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to deal with latency when recording electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to record a lead vocals track with electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to record a background percussion track with electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to mix down multiple tracks with electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to cut, copy and paste audio tracks when recording electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to use compression when recording with electronic drums in this free online instructional video on electronic drums.
Learn how to use reverb when recording with electronic drums in this free online instructional video on electronic drums.
Learn how to use volume automation when recording with electronic drums in this free online instructional video.
Learn how to complete a song with electronic drums with tips in this free video series on recording electronic drums.
The drum is probably the oldest musical instrument known to man; yet over thousands of years, its basic design has not changed much. Drums were perhaps first created from the primal idea of mimicking the human heartbeat, yet today percussion music has developed into a technical, complex arrangement of beats and grooves. What has changed are the materials and sound production technology of modern drum kits.
A new school of drum kits hit the market over 30 years ago, forever changing the face of percussion: the electronic drum. With drummers all of a sudden having the flexibility and range of sound of say…a guitar player, they found a new world of sound, new songs and new approaches to playing.
In this free drumming video series, you'll learn tips and techniques on recording with electronic drums. Our expert Steve Blank will show step-by-step, from the click track, scratch vocals, and laying down the first drum track, to building dynamics with background percussion, adding effects like reverb and compression, and mixing your multi-track recordings down to a CD or demo tape.
Steve Blank Steve Blank has been writing, recording, performing & teaching for over 30 years. He has performed in over 60 bands, & written & recorded the drum parts on over 200 songs. Currently, he is working with the Chicago area band "The Cruisers", performing locally and recording their first CD. <P> www.myspace.com/thecruisersofchicago <P> He also performs solo in his band "one," with over 40 original compositions. www.cdbaby.com/cd/onedrumcircle <P> Steve is the audio and video engineer for his bands. His company MindFood Productions also converts video and stills to DVD. His video collection can be found at: www.youtube.com/onedrumcircle <P> Contact Steve at onedrumcircle@hotmail.comdkdk
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