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The mission of HOW TO: Record Drums is to provide
quality information for getting the most out of
your drum recordings. The HOW TOs distributed
through TutorialDEPOT are all well thought out and
organized to maximize your learning potential. The
HOW TOs presented will cover from the
basic definitions, to production tips, to advanced
techniques.
Many of the tips and techniques in this series are
subjective, but it is our hope that the underlying
principals provided will get you on your way to
better drum recordings. As the series progresses we
will be including a wide variety techniques, tips,
and opinions to help you get the sound you're
looking for.
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Author and Host:
Stay tuned for the next informative installment
from HOW TO: RECORD DRUMS. Tips for a guest
engineer
Chad Loughrige holds a BM in Music Media from
Capital University, Columbus, Ohio. As an
experienced drummer of 18 years, he has played
professionally with numerous touring groups
including The West Ohio Big Band, The Tropics
Island Band, and the pop-rock group Keywise. Chad
is currently employed as an audio engineer,
instructor, and lecturer at The Recording Workshop
in Chillicothe, Ohio, where he educates students on
the concepts and techniques of the recording
arts.
AmeriSound Studios - Columbus Ohio. Dan Green,
Chris Breck
GBS Records and OATH Studios - Columbus Ohio, Tom Boyer, Eric French
Musicol Recording - Columbus Ohio, John Hull, Warren Hull
Recording Workshop- Chillicothe Ohio, Jim Rosebrook, Brian Muth
GBS Records and OATH Studios - Columbus Ohio, Tom Boyer, Eric French
Musicol Recording - Columbus Ohio, John Hull, Warren Hull
Recording Workshop- Chillicothe Ohio, Jim Rosebrook, Brian Muth
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