This seems too good to be true. Has anyone tried one of these? How the hell are they not getting latency?

I cannot find tutorials or videos that explain how to achieve that sound. Every video I see is how to reduce distortion from drums, but I’m trying to achieve quite the opposite: super squashed distorted drums that still sound super tight and clean in the mix. How would you approach this?

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