I’m now offering remote drum tracking for your next single, EP, or full-length album. My studio can provide you with high-resolution drum tracks to help you bring your vision to completion.

In addition to the conventional in-person studio experience, I am available for hire as an online session drummer. Remote tracking enables you to capture a professional performance in a great-sounding room with acoustic drums and industry-standard recording equipment.

Aside from being more affordable than a traditional studio, remote tracking can help you finish your live drum tracks quickly, usually in a week or less (depending on the size of your project). My gear is always assembled and ready to record. I try to make the whole process as easy as possible. If you have any questions at any point, I’m always available to talk!


Before the session: Describe your vision for the project and how drums can help you achieve it. Once you’re ready to move forward, email a rough mix or scratch track to record with (be sure to include the BPM in the filename). If you have a programmed drum part, you can include it as a separate audio file.

During the session: Based on our discussions, I’ll create a drum part with a unique groove for your music. I truly enjoy the collaborative process, so any suggestions you have — from drum tuning to mic placement—are absolutely welcome.

After the session: I will send a link to a folder containing the raw, uncompressed tracks (usually between eight and fifteen audio tracks per song), allowing you, your producer, and your mix engineer to shape the tones specifically for your sound.

Gear Specs

Software / Interface:

  • Logic Pro X

  • Motu 16A Audio Interface

Preamps:

  • Focusrite:
    Scarlett OctoPre Dynamic Eight Channel Mic Pre

  • Warm Audio:
    WA273 Dual Channel British Mic Pre
    WA273-EQ Dual Channel British Mic Pre/EQ
    WA-412 Four Channel Mic Pre

Microphones:

  • AKG:
    451 (1)

  • Royer:
    R-10 (2)

  • sE Electronics:
    BL8 omni (1)
    sE7 (1)
    sE8 (2)
    V7 X (1)
    V Beat (3)
    V Kick (2)

  • Shure:
    545SD (1)
    KSM137 (2)
    SM57 (4)
    SM57 (transformerless) (2)
    SM7B (1)

  • Solomon Mics:
    LoFReQ Sub-Mic (1)

  • 12 Gauge Microphones:
    Red12 Omni (1)

  • Tul Microphones:
    Snare 2 (1)

Drum Sets:

  • Gretsch Drums:
    late ‘70s USA Custom (6-ply Jasper maple/gum shells)
    8″x12″ & 9″x13″ rack toms
    14”x14” & 16″x16″ floor toms
    14″x20″ & 14”x22” kick drums

  • Ludwig Drums:

    1963 (3-ply mahogany/poplar/mahogany shells)
    8″x12″ rack tom
    16″x16″ floor tom
    12”x22”, 14″x22″, & 6”x28” kick drums

    2002 Classic Maple (9-ply shells)
    9″x13″ rack tom
    16″x16″ floor tom
    14″x22″ kick drum

Snare Drums:

  • Ludwig Drums:
    ’20s Black Beauty 5”x14”
    1961 Porto-Pak 5”x13”
    1963 Pioneer 5″x14″
    1964 Acrolite 5″x14″
    1965 Parade Drum 10”x14”
    1972 Supraphonic 5″x14″
    1976 Supraphonic 6.5”x14”
    1978 Black Beauty 5”x14”
    1979 Coliseum 8”x14”
    2023 Black Beauty (8-lug) 6.5”x14”
    2024 Black Beauty (8-lug) 5”x14”

  • Pearl Drums:
    ’70s B4515 Chrome-over-Brass 5”x14”
    ’90s Custom Classic One-Piece Maple Shell 6.5”x14”
    ’90s Free Floating One-Piece Maple Shell 3.5”x14”

  • Slingerland Drums:
    mid ‘50s Radio King 6.5″x14″

  • WFL:
    ’40s Ideal 5”x14”

Cymbals:

  • pAisTe:
    20” & 19” 2002 crash
    22” Masters swish
    15” & 16” Masters Thin hi-hat
    22” & 20” Signature Traditionals Light ride
    18” Signature Traditionals Thin crash
    16” Signature Traditionals Thin hi-hat

  • vintage Zildjian:
    24” & 21” A ride, 15” A hi-hat (‘50s)
    21” A Rock ride (‘70s)
    20” A swish, 20” K ride, 18” K Dark crash (‘80s)
    10” A splash (‘90s)

Percussion:

  • Latin Percussion and RhythmTech shakers, tambourines, and other various toys/effects

  • Native Tongue Percussion RhymBlock (maple)

  • RhythmTech lap cajón

  • Remo djembe

  • suitcase full of random percussion toys/found objects

Heads, Sticks, Hardware, etc.:

  • DW hardware and pedals

  • Yamaha hardware

  • Humes & Berg bags and cases

  • Remo drumheads

  • Vic Firth sticks, brushes, and mallets

  • DEM’Sticks bamboo rod bundles

  • Headhunters sticks and creations

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does it cost?

My base rate is $150 per song. Discounts are available for larger endeavors. Contact me to discuss the details, and I’ll craft a custom quote for your project.

What should I send to ensure the best result?

Record your scratch track to a click, metronome, or programmed loop. You may also want to include any ideas about the drum part, especially if there are specific bands, drummers, or grooves you want me to use for reference.

What if I’m not 100% satisfied?

I take pride in making sure my clients are happy with my performance. That’s why I will do up to three revisions to guarantee we capture the magic!

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