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bluzman
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30 June 2008

Nice set-up, Rich! What kinda mic inside the bass drum? Phil
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Menalaus
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30 June 2008

"What kinda mic inside the bass drum?" ummmmmm, a bass drum one? no idea sorry, dont take much interest in that side of things Rich
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bluzman
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30 June 2008

Imagination is more important than knowledge. -- Albert Einstein Phil
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devoted2gretsch
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30 June 2008

Looks beautiful Rich! I also think It'd look better with a white BD head, but that's just personal preference. Duncan function operate() window.alert ("This button doesn't do anything yet.")
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SBL1
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30 June 2008

Nice QUALITY stuff, Rich. Lee
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bluzman
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2 July 2008

C'mon, Rich, I see another mic near your snare. So, inside the bass drum, up near the snare, are there others? Phil
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Menalaus
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2 July 2008

yep.... in the box. i dont see any point putting mics on every drum and over heads unless your recording. snare and kick work just fine for me Rich
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bluzman
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2 July 2008

I've got drum mics and overheads. I currently mic only the bass drum and pencil condensers over my head, one pointed down at the floor tom and the other pointed down towards the snare and hi-hat. It's working fine with no feedback issues. Phil
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drummer5359
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2 July 2008

Less is more, usually. Close micing seems to create more problems than it solves. -Mike of Baltimore We don't stop playing because we grow old. We grow old because we stop playing. If all the worlds a stage, I want to operate the trap door...
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devoted2gretsch
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2 July 2008

Yes. But it really does depend on the style. I always close mic for rock gigs cause I can get that huge punchy sinking tone. For jazz I use a single overhead.

Overheads usually work fine for lighter stuff anyways, cause there's less stage noise.

Once you start having loud guitar and bass amps on stage, and drum monitors (especially if you're drummers singing, like I do) overheads on a stage like that just won't provide enough gain, and feedback.

Duncan

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