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MY PATH TOWARDS ACHIEVING AUTHENTIC DRUMS - Chello - 07-28-2026
MY PATH TOWARDS ACHIEVING AUTHENTIC DRUMS
I have many very good recordings of drums, but none give the same impression as sitting 5 meters from a drummer when he thunders.
These listening sessions have never left my memory, and are almost photographically memorized.
So when I mix drum kits on the keyboard, these sessions are always my reference.
For the first time, I have now managed to achieve a reproduction of drums that is so dynamic that I sometimes jump in my chair even before realistic levels, and without the sound being perceived as too sharp.
This is only possible with the Pa5X, and none of my best recordings of music are so authentic.
Now it should be said that I have equipment that is exceptionally well suited for this, and personally shaped and adapted to my studio and my use - everything is put together - to work together.
Many claim that Audio drums are superior to others, but my experience is not like that, as I can quite quickly adapt some internal drums on the Pa5X that are better, just with the help of a single effect and the Drum Editor.
In addition, Audio drums have a lot of limitations in the form of limited tempo range and lack of editing options that users would rather keep quiet about.