Drum Dynamics: Attack and Release for a BIG Sound! #shorts // TRAIN BRAIN

Drum Dynamics: Attack and Release for a BIG Sound! #shorts

Dialing in attack/release on drums fills the spaces between hits. This can be done using tools like a compressor. What do *you* hear? Tell me in the comments! #AudioEngineering #DrumMixing #AttackRelease #Compression

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