When you've made your own drum loops, they can often sound a bit dry, with the elements disjointed from each other and the rest of the track. Usually the easiest way to fix this is to put a reverb effect on a return track (The tracks to the right in the session view), then use the send knobs at the bottom of each channel to send a little bit from each to the reverb you've just created. The reverb can be barely discernible, but it just gels all the elements of your mix together a little bit more by putting them all in the same "space".
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On The Busses
When you've made your own drum loops, they can often sound a bit dry, with the elements disjointed from each other and the rest of the track. Usually the easiest way to fix this is to put a reverb effect on a return track (The tracks to the right in the session view), then use the send knobs at the bottom of each channel to send a little bit from each to the reverb you've just created. The reverb can be barely discernible, but it just gels all the elements of your mix together a little bit more by putting them all in the same "space".
