How To EQ Toms
In this free drum lesson, you’ll learn important concepts in a step-by-step approach with DrumLessons.com sound engineer Victor Guidera and Jared Falk, for the EQuing of top and bottom microphones on a four-tom set.
It’s important that you take the time to learn how to mic your toms properly, and learn about common technical terms and theory behind drum set miking for both live and studio settings, before you watch this free video drum lesson on tom EQuing. You can educate yourself about these subjects by watching the free video drum lessons “How To Mic Toms” and “Drum Set Mic Technique Overview“. The knowledge you’ll acquire from those free drum lessons will prove to be invaluable as you learn how to EQ toms.
As soon as you’re done with this free drum lesson on EQuing toms, pick and choose between the free drum lessons “How To EQ A Bass Drum“, “How To EQ A Snare Drum“, and “How To EQ Overheads And Cymbals” to learn how to EQ the other instruments on your drum set.
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This video lesson was so awesome, it answered so many question that I had. You guys rock keep on doing what you doing.
I’d like to know what equipment you guys use. What preamps, mixer, monitors, etc., as well as the software you’re using. I am in the process of trying to set up my own home studio and am curious as to you’re approach to capturing the sound “on tape” so to speak.
Thanks a lot and keep up the good work.
What was the song at the end?!
Oh! ..and I really enjoyed the video. You’re right, invaluable information.
hi I am very curious about your tom sound because on my kit when I hit the tom , I can hear my snare at the same time it like a buzzing and I dont know why can you guy help me ?
Thank you freedrumlesson I love your drumclass it very help me alot !
I have hear that the best are Pro Tools and Cubase, but I use Audacity, it don’t that massive collection of effect but it’s free
I dont think you can do EQing in AudaCity. This freeware cant even compare to the other programs you mentioned like Cubase etc.
What audio software are you using? Will Cakewalk Music Creator 5 be good?
We mainly use Logic, but for some edits we use Protools. Cakewalk should be fine for tracking your drums. Any software that can utilize your computer properly and multi-track will be sufficient.