Why Your Metal Drum Recordings Sound Amateur (And How To Fix It)
Let me guess — you’ve spent hours tuning, miking, and recording your drums, but when you hit playback… they sound weak, right?
They’re thin, flat, and have none of the power you hear on your favorite metal records.
Here’s the good news — it’s totally fixable.
In this week’s episode, I’m breaking down five reasons your drum recordings sound amateur and giving you a step-by-step guide to fix each one.
Here’s what I cover:
- Why your room is the biggest instrument you own (and how it’s killing your tone)
- The right way to tune and maintain your kit so it actually sounds pro
- Mic placement secrets that separate pros from amateurs
- The missing element that makes your recordings sound small
- Why performance and consistency matter more than plugins
If you’ve ever wondered why your drums sound flat and lifeless, this episode will show you exactly how to get that massive, professional, and punchy sound — right from your own studio.
Want a deeper breakdown of mic placement and room setup? Grab my free Metal Drum Recording Guide Here: https://liquidstudiosli.com/drum-recording-guide
📥 Free Resources For Metal Bands: https://liquidstudiosli.com/resources
👉 Subscribe for more metal production tips: https://youtube.com/@danielthabet?sub_confirmation=1
🔥 Hire me to mix your next track: https://liquidstudiosli.com/get-started
Want a deeper breakdown of mic placement and room setup? Grab my free Metal Drum Recording Guide Here: https://liquidstudiosli.com/drum-recording-guide
📥 Free Resources For Metal Bands: https://liquidstudiosli.com/resources
👉 Subscribe for more metal production tips: https://youtube.com/@danielthabet?sub_confirmation=1
🔥 Hire me to mix your next track: https://liquidstudiosli.com/get-started
