By Robert Sabatka

The hardest part of the recording process is the setup for drums and recording them. If you have any alternative, you should consider it. The money spent on the professional studio or making a programmed drum track with sequencers might be worth of it. First you must find enough room for the drums and to make some sound isolation. After that comes the micking with at least five microphones and that makes the whole thing expensive and complicated for shore. I think that I gave you enough reason to purchase software that can make you a good lifelike drum track made by a sequencer or loop machine. My chose was Propellerhead Reason. The drum sound sample banks are to god to be ignored and the learning of the basics of the software was a one day fun. In the beginning I worked with my drummer Max. It shoved me every detail in its playing and I arranged it in Reason. The results where amazing; clear tone and, every hit on the right place. Can you ask for more?

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