Snare Compression- How the Drum Sound Changes with Different Settings

by HomeRecordingMaster on July 24, 2011

Snare is one of the most important parts of the drum that plays a significant role in rock, punk and alternative music production. This tutorial will illustrate how the snare drum sound changes with 5 different compression settings. This is a useful guide for a beginner in choosing the best compression settings for the snare

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