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Computer Music, Tue 22 May 2012, 10:16 am BST
Mixing drums is one of the most challenging aspects of music production. With so many variables, you can't just fly at it willy-nilly and hope to get good results. Here are nine tips that will help you to make your drums sit better in your tracks.For a complete guide to drum mixing, check out the May 2012 issue of Computer Music magazine (CM177).Reverb insertsAlthough you can...
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