Studio Drummer Blog
Studio Blog 2026
G’day, I thought some readers might be interested to hear what I’ve been up to in the recording studio recently. This month I was asked
JR – Analysis as he replays one of his greatest hits
Today’s blog directs our attention to possibly the greatest living session drummer, J.R. Robinson. Any drummers who don’t know of his CV can find it
Studio Diary – Recording Frank Jones’ new album with two-mic setup
George Butrumlis’ home studio. Werribee, January 9, 2025. Equipment for the sessionDW Collectors Series (maple/mahogany) – 18 x 14” BD with factory-option Audix D6 mounted
Rick Beato Masterclass on Recording Drums
Gregg Bissonette performing in his informative video, interviewed by Rick Beato. There are countless useful tips here for recording drums. In particular, it’s very useful
What Drummers Want to Know About Playing in the Recording Studio
In this blog, I’m hoping to answer the most common questions drummers have about recording. 1. Should I approach studio drumming differently to live drumming?
Rockin’ With Rods
Today’s blog poses the question “Will substituting rods for sticks cut it in the studio?” First of all, let’s examine the options, because there are
Peter Erskine Tips and Stories (interview with Jake Reed)
I love this interview by Jake Reed, an ex-student of Peter’s, where Jake asks pertinent questions and lets Peter do the talking. As usual, Peter
One Singer/Songwriter’s album, from demo to Finished Recording (drummer’s perspective)
Today’s post takes the reader inside a 2015 session for an album by Melbourne -based Brent Parlane Band. Brent is a singer-songwriter well-known in Australia
Studio Drumming Book
"Stick Figures"
7 legendary Australian studio drummers discuss their secrets to recording drums in the studio. They have recorded with international and Australian artists, as well as recorded drums on soundtracks for movies, television and commercials.