10 Responses to Traumah Reveals Secret Behind Drum Sounds

1. Jason says:

   May 10, 2012 at 11:56 am

   man Traumah u r tha man, I’m really glad u r steppin up 4 tha west coast, I’m swoopin up all the kits right now that I said I was going to do, the ones I do have, r out of this world, I’ve never had any problems downloading them or receiving the kits from u, other kits that I’ve gotten have gave me problems trying to download them, and most of the drums r always the same old ish. I really want to c something west coast oriented with some sick synths if u ever venture into the production in that area, but the drums r all on point and crackalackin cadillac pimpin all dizzay 4real ur the ish homie, keep doing what u do, showin love 2 everybody who’s producing big or small, u helpin the davids beat the galiaiths that we have to deal with from the music equipment sound b/s the gets reused and straight makes life a b*t-c-h 4 us to work with. thanks 4 lacing me up Straight up out of Anchorage, Alaska holla at ya boy wit some mo of whatever u got ta through my way, peace outee 5000 G…..

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2. D SLIM says:

   May 10, 2012 at 12:47 pm

   YOU AND POSTMAN KEEP ME READY

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3. Howard Ziwa says:

   May 10, 2012 at 5:14 pm

   Dude hahah this is like a dream come true…

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4. Dre King says:

   May 10, 2012 at 10:04 pm

   Traumah, thanks for opening up about drums. I’ve come to find out just in the last year that Drums are the DNA of your sound as a producer. I’ve spent years studying music, have a degree in Jazz Studies, and have been a college professor in Music. So, I thought chord progressions and knowing music theory was everything. Man, was i WRONG !! I had that rude awakening once I started making submissions to Major Label Artists. They want heavy knocking drums that force you to react/move. After not making the cut on a few projects that went on to be grammy nominated last year. I went on a quest for drums and how to get the heavy thump that you need to reach the masses and that’s when I stumbled onto your site. Just wanted to say thanks! I now have the confidence that my tracks can stand up next to whoever else is making submissions along side of me after having found the understanding that DRUMS ARE EVERYTHING!

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5. spencer says:

   May 11, 2012 at 7:22 pm

   Nice interview!

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6. Funky Drummer Dewey Dew says:

   May 12, 2012 at 12:33 am

   I’ve been an engineer/producer since the mid 80′s 13yrs old in New Orleans. I know the outboard gear, consoles and vst fx(or the combination) to get the phat sounds of Traumah’s drum libraries. I also know lots of people with the gear and have no clue how to use them.
   I also know what Traumah is using, but i won’t tell.

   My thing is why buy vintage or new NEVE, API, Avalon, Trident, TubeTech,SSL, Focusrite etc. costing $2,500 to $200,000 plus years training and an acoustic treated room and possibly an engineer.

   Traumah has done the work for you with his years of experience. I consider him a Master Drum and Percussion Sample engineer. All you have to do is buy Traumah Drum Kits, load them in your software or hardware, and bang out Fire Phat Beats.

   One!!!

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7. RelicofRIP says:

   May 15, 2012 at 11:38 am

   Def the kits I go to when I need something to KNOCK. Stacking these drums further with themselves creates some amazing sounds.

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8. Dee-Rek says:

   May 20, 2012 at 8:53 pm

   I still use the MPC that shit bangs… especially with traumah drums!

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9. MICHAEL Q says:

   August 26, 2012 at 7:20 pm

   HI WHAT DRUM KIT DO U RECOMMEND SOUNDS MORE LIKE DR DRE,I WOULD LIKE TO BUY

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   • admin says:

     August 30, 2012 at 10:19 pm

     Yo fam,

     You definitely want to try out the
     Traumah Drums Library!

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