Question 1

What file formats do you accept for custom drum tracks?

Accepted Answer

I accept WAV, AIFF, MP3, and most common audio formats. For best results, please send your files at 44.1kHz/24-bit or higher. I can work with your existing project tempo and time signature.

Question 2

What do you need to get started with a drum session?

Accepted Answer

All I need is your song (even a rough demo works), the tempo/BPM, and any reference tracks or notes about the drum style you're envisioning. The more detail you provide, the better I can match your vision.

Question 3

Can you work with odd time signatures and complex arrangements?

Accepted Answer

Absolutely! I love challenging material. Whether it's prog rock in 7/8, jazz fusion polyrhythms, or complex arrangement changes, I've got you covered. Feel free to send me your most intricate compositions.

Question 4

What drum kit and cymbals do you have available?

Accepted Answer

Using plugins alongside my EF Note drums, I have access to hundreds of professionally recorded kits and cymbals, with full flexibility to swap sounds and adjust room acoustics after tracking.

Question 5

Do you offer refunds for drum track services?

Accepted Answer

My priority is your satisfaction. I offer revisions to ensure the drums are exactly what you need. If for any reason we can't achieve what you're looking for, I'll work with you to find a fair solution.