I’m Scott from Chernobyl Studios, and I’m just like you: a home studio musician and mixing engineer. From the beginning of my journey, all I ever wanted was to have a big, massive, metal guitar tones and mixes that I could be proud of.
In 2013, I started to study mixing and tone crafting more seriously so I could bring this desire to life. What I didn’t know was that I was venturing into a world of conflicting information and secrecy. Maybe it sounds a bit dramatic, but how many times have you seen a video on YouTube that claimed you could “sound like the pros in minutes,” just to find out they have thousands of dollars in gear and plugins and really didn’t explain anything anyway? These videos never helped me get a better idea of how to create my guitar tones or better mixes.
I wasted money on plugins I didn’t need, followed advice that wasn’t helpful, and made every mistake you can think of multiple times over. 6 years of frustration later and I now know what it takes to create great amazing guitar tones and mixes.
My goal is to sift through the noise, filter out the nonsense, and create content that helps you avoid the years of struggle and frustration that I had to endure.
How was Metal Drum Programming Mastery created?
I did not always have this 5-Step Method—it only came to me after discussing with many 1-on-1 coaching calls and mixing clients. What I found was that the main frustration was just not knowing how to approach drum programming.
To be honest, I struggled at first to put my thoughts together to explain how to do it in a logical fashion. One day, I realized that I was answering a lot of the same questions and I noticed a few patterns of where many struggled to get their ideas into their songs, and then it clicked.
This is where the 5-Step Method was born and how I have been teaching it to my mixing clients and in 1-on-1 coaching calls.
Even more than the method, though, Metal Drum Programming Mastery incorporates all my knowledge as a metal drummer and my 20 years of experience programming MIDI in a neat, comprehensive package that goes above and beyond what I could do in a single coaching call or email for a mixing client.
The funny thing is, this structured method has even helped me write better drum parts faster and more efficiently… so who helped who, right!?
This is where Metal Drum Programming Mastery comes in to help you as Metal Drum Programming Mastery provides the information, demonstration examples, and guidance you need so that you can write better, more realistic, dynamic, and complete drum compositions for your music.
What really holds you back from writing awesome drumbeats?
The biggest misconception is that drum programming is just a technical task that needs to be done at the end of a song as an afterthought.
Not only is this false, but it has a huge negative impact on the overall quality of a song. The truth is that drum programming is a highly creative and musical process and provides you with the ability to give your song the extra dimension it needs.
As an actual, real-life extreme drummer that has played in many bands and has played shows in three different countries—I am going to guide you and show you exactly how to do it, step-by-step, with a real song!
This is for any musician or producer of any level that wants to create the drum parts their song deserves but know nothing about drums, how drummers think, or how drummers approach music.
Metal Drum Programming Mastery focuses on writing drum parts for death, black, and extreme styles of music while Henning Pauly’s course is focused on overall drum programming techniques for rock music. Also, in this course, Reaper 6 is the main DAW while Henning demonstrates his techniques in Cubase. Henning’s course is fantastic, but if you need to know how to write convincing blast beats, double bass, gravity blasts, and any manner of drum parts for extreme music, Metal Drum Programming Mastery is what you need.
Cockos Reaper 6. There are some elements of the course that use functionality found within Reaper, but as long as your DAW has a piano roll and you can write MIDI—you’re good to go. Furthermore, the 5-Step-Method of programming drums is DAW agnostic, and can be used in any piano roll or MIDI editor.
Once you have bought the course, you can stream it all right from our website on our custom platform that lets you keep track of your progress. But if you rather download the videos for viewing later, you can do that too.
In the course, I used Steven Slate Drums, but this does not mean you must also use Slate—you can use Ugritone, Perfect Drums, EZ Drummer, Addictive Drums, whichever software you’d prefer to use. All examples, techniques, and the process of writing drums itself will carry over regardless of what drum software library you’re using.
Nope! In fact, all the information is given and demonstrated specifically in a way for those who are not drummers, have never played drums, don’t understand drummers, or how drummers approach music. You don’t need to know any theory, how to read notes, or anything like that.
When you buy the course, you are invited to join a private Facebook and Discord group where you can join hundreds of other course owners and all our instructors to ask any questions you might have and find help. You can even show any progress you are making and ask for feedback!
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