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08-28-2012, 06:45 AM
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snare sounding like a major label record?
Hi there,
Yes I know, this is a common question. But I wanna ask my fellow PC Pro tools users how they go about getting that major label snare sound? I'm talking about the Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Nashville drum sound. Nice, big and full bodied. What are some of your fav plugins and eq's (with settings would be nice). I work with Waves plugins mostly and your expertise would be so appreciated! You can also email me direct at: [email protected] 
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