Wow, you are a natural engineer and performer who has worked long and hard to this mastery. The force is with you. Always.

I record drums in my room and I only have enough inputs on my interface for overheads and close mics. A while ago, I watched a SpectreSoundStudios video where Glenn was very adamant about room mics. After watching that video, I did some experimentation on my own and ended up making a sim room channel exactly the way you did it! I've followed your Logic Pro X guides when I first started maybe 2 or 3 years ago, when I first downloaded Logic Pro X, and after all this time, this video shows up on my recommended. I'm honored that I was able to figure out a technique that you've been using and I just gotta say thanks for all the videos you've done! It's really helped me out over the years!

Wow, so many helpful stuff in 15 mins! Thanks for another amazing video, Josh!

Single best and most comprehensive drum mix tutorial I've ever seen. Thank you!

This channel is by far the best for tips and tricks on music production. So happy I found you years ago!

Useful, knowledge based sharing 🇹🇹🔥 ...your use of the envelope was like a compressor and gate. I've never used it but it seemed so easy and made so much sense. I'm thinking, in the almost million mix vids I've seen, this is the first vid that used it.

Thanks brother, I have been using a couple of these techniques for years but it’s always great to be reminded of it. Kindest regards from London 🇬🇧 UK

This first trick is great, I’ve been doing individual transient processing for each drum and usually with a latency heavy plugin like Neutron - very CPU heavy as well!

thank you man - these kinda tips are exactly what I was looking for

JUST EXACTLY ABSOLUTELY what I needed!!!! THANKSSSSSSSSSSSSS

AWESOME !!! Thank you so much ... its working wonders Josh !!!

This was a really effective technique and it was explained quickly, thoroughly, and in a way I think even beginners could understand. (I should know- beginner here) I’ll definitely be trying this tonight

Very straight forward and awesome technique. Thank you so much

Great video as always.

Wow... I knew about the RM Simulating but Punch thing is... new to me. Thanks for the nice tip. Your channel video really helps and inspires me.

All very useful information! Thank you!

Best video by far for mixing drums in logic!

Great job man! Really helpful

Wow! This is so useful. Thank you!

Thank you, this is a great tutorial, straight to the point.

That video is so helpful! I thought my mix sounded good already, but boy was I wrong! Thank you some much!

Genius!! 🤩 I always forget that it’s ok for your bus blends to sound weird

Hey Josh I use the same techniques with samples...lol....nuthing like a great drummer, room , and mics w/ classic outboard gear....good stuff...Joey

Great video. Helps a lot.

This is gem! Thank you buddy

Great trick, thanks. Very useful!

About to do my first mix with drums. Appreciate this info!

Awesome ! Your the Logic Pro x king 👑

Great video sir

So so so helpful! Thank yo so much for sharing your knowledge with the world! :-)

Anyone I give advice to I send them straight to Tech Guy. Priceless is just one of the words they use.

Great video!

Great video thanks!

Great video! Thank you!

Fantastic !

really great! thx a lot!

Super helpful!

Thank you very much! Excellent.

Great tips!

Thanks for this advice using eg with aux, its got me around a lot of audio problems when the mix gets heavy and the drums start to fade away, triple thumbs up!!!

Thanks Boss!

Great video learnt a lot.

Gooooodddd!!!!!I love that!!!

thank you, truly

Thank you , Good idea Very much !!!

So helpful thank you sir

Jeez. Great having so many excellent tutorials at your fingertips. Man, you must give lectures in this stuff. Thanks a whole lot. Now that I'm talking...perhaps you could give me some direction on adding a drum track to a song I recorded? The drums I already used sound terrible. Where should I upload it so you can listen?

Excellent!!!!

This is killer! 🤘🏻

Great Tips. I use similar everyday!

Un gran tutorial. Gracias

Very Cool. I love the idea of sub-mixing down to several separate textures, rather that stacking them on a single bus, (ie. one bus that contains eq, compression, reverb, etc.) This puts a lot of creative control in your hands when it comes down to mixing the tracks with the rest of the performance. Well done sir! love your videos

very nice video.. thank you..

bro! so helpful!!!

Sounds clean

Useful!

many thanks again :) jake.

Cool stuff, well explained. One thing to watch out for in Logic is that pre-fade sends are also pre-pan. So if you send them (a pre-fade send) to a stereo aux they'll all still be right up the centre regardless of where the channel they're being sent from is panned.

Master! 20 puntos para ti!

Thank you 🙏! Great demonstration with useful tips and tolls. Appreciate you bro. Peace ✌️ Back to mission control! 😂 (for me) I’m working on getting a great kit sound out of a dead room. No worries, there are no bodies on the floor.

This is so cool

Thank you

You are SUPER!!!🌟🎶🎸🎹🙏

awesome !

Thanks. I'm always trying to mix my tracks better.

u da man man

Thxxxxxx.... Brother..

Great!

splendid

Golden!!

BIG LIKE! Thenks

super

Your dope man

that last tip though.. :)

When you use the presets with the multi output drummer tracks, they have room channels and overhead channels with the drums in them. You can enable or disable each drum in the rooms and overheads.

Thank you. Would a drum kit sound fine without any overhead tracks, if you simulate just a room track?

Practical tips that works, while vca compressor has most sensitivity towards transients (voltage control amplifier), even fet is good for transient

Josh when creating an aux return with a bus does Logic Pro X now offer mono aux returns?

any suggestions instead of putting stock envelop and the comp?

THX !!!!! AWS !!

Any help on how to create multi tracks for live drums?

Parallel compression is the most important thing to learn about mixing.

Damn! How good is this?

Thank you. 10:36 How to simulate room mics

Can't you also get a parallel compression effect with the compressor mix knob?

How can you add the samples after recording?

How did you add in 'sample' tracks to match your live tracks?

Is there a quick way to layer a sample on the same beats and with the same velocity as your recorded drums?

You should sell templates with all your best chains, busses and sends, etc....

Super helpful stuff! Especially that first “punch” bus! One issue I had was that When I loaded up Space Designer, I didn’t have all those room presets like you had. How do I get those?

Can this be used for hip hop/ trap beats ?

How do I get my Track Stack to light up? it is greyed out. Please advise, thank you

what if I want a MONO kick? my bus is mono but my delay in the bus is only affecting Left side... I added an Utility > Gain with convert to mono but it's still not mono.

The logic pro x drummer producer kits have room channels.

How come when i try to solo the bus it doesn't play sound?

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Great stuff as always. However Logic’s drummer does have overheads, room a, room b and leak tracks. You have to use the “Producer +” kits. They all have the same kit names however you need to drill down under the folder name “Producer +”

my eyes still bleed every time I open Enveloper. Can't believe it's 2024 and they updated all the GUI but this one's stuck in the past foreverr hahah

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