If you’ve ever mixed a worship track and thought, “Why does my snare sound like cardboard?” — I’ve been there too.

In my latest video, I’m walking through my go-to EQ moves for a worship snare drum — step by step. You’ll see exactly how I handle the snare top, snare bottom, and trigger sample, and how I blend them together to get that clean, punchy, worship-ready sound.

🎥 Watch the full breakdown here: The Go To Worship Snare EQ 

What You’ll Learn:

• How to find and boost the fundamental that gives your snare body

• Where to cut the boxiness (400–700 Hz — goodbye, cardboard tone!)

• The trick to adding top-end crack without harshness

• Why flipping phase on the snare bottom mic is a game changer

• How I blend in a trigger sample for that modern, full worship tone

And if you’re ever strapped for time — I even show you a quick mix bus trick at the end that gets you 90% of the way there in seconds.

Why This Matters

Worship snares are hard. You want power, clarity, and space for vocals — all without losing warmth.
This video gives you a repeatable approach you can adapt to any mix, any snare, any Sunday.

👉 Watch the full video here: The Go To Worship Snare EQ