#Mixing superior drummer 2.0 outside how to#

If you aren't sure how to go about this, and/or want some great metal mixing tips, I highly recommend reading these tutorials, done by the excellent Ermz of Systematic Productions: With metal, more than any other genre, you will need to carve away ruthlessly at the mix elements in order to get every instrument sitting well and sounding good. Note this also applies to the reverb levels. This is only a starting point! The levels are only roughly set, you will definitely need to tweak them in order to make the drums sit in your mix. The Stillwell plugs are available for unlimited free trial, so go ahead and download them from the above link, though you should of course buy them if you like them (they are very reasonably priced!). I have used either the stock Logic plugins, or plugins by Stillwell Audio ().

You need to have both the basic Superior 2.0 Avatar kit and the Metal Foundry expansion to use this preset If you are not a Logic user, I have uploaded screenshots of all the plugins + the S2.0 preset file + MIDI here: I do 99% of my drum mixing outside Superior using external plugins, which makes simply sharing the preset pretty much useless, so I have uploaded a full Logic session file, available to download from here: Based off the success of the Rock Drums preset I shared recently () I've made another, this time approaching a metal kit sound using Toontracks Superior 2.0 Avatar and Metal Foundry kits.

Mixing superior drummer 2.0 outside