Check out this article I came across on prosoundweb.com by Jackson B. Jackson. He writes a nice piece about how laying down a track without actual acoustic drums can be a pain and your sound may take a hit for it. He broadly explains the problem of keeping a drummer around the whole time and his or her drums available when needed (who’s not been there?) and how the electronic options that are available today, like a drum machine that hooks up to your comp, works just as well to get you going.
A good read for anyone just starting out in the production world. Read the full article here:
In The Studio: Laying Down Quality Drum Tracks Without A Drummer
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