Reply With QuoteHere is a video my wife took standing in front of the mains, back away from the kit. Everything is running through the board here.
Re: Drum mics
I posted last week about getting the Sabian sound kit. I was able to set it up today for rehearsal and it is working very nicely. Still some tweaks I could to to enhance sound a bit more, but it sounds pretty good out of the box and was simple to set up.
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Six piece Mapex Armory, Black Panther Blade snare drum, Sabian XSR cymbals, and Vater Drumsticks.
Play the song, not the drums.
Re: Drum mics
Here is a video my wife took standing in front of the mains, back away from the kit. Everything is running through the board here.
Six piece Mapex Armory, Black Panther Blade snare drum, Sabian XSR cymbals, and Vater Drumsticks.
Play the song, not the drums.
Re: Drum mics
Yep. Sounds like drums.
It’s quick, easy & effective. Should work well for your needs.
I’m curious how it will react on stage....specifically with stage monitors and the overhead condenser mics.
-Brian
"Too many crappy used drum stuff to list"
Play the SONG......not the DRUMS!!!
"I think that feeling is a lot more important than technique. It's all very well doing a triple paradiddle - but who's going to know you've done it? If you play technically you sound like everybody else. It's being original that counts." ~ John Bonham
Re: Drum mics
I use CAD Stage 7 mics. I'm very happy with them. Now I want some sort of a mixer that I can plug them all into, and then run a single cord from the mixer, over to the bands PA system. Any suggestions, advice, or recommendations?
Re: Drum mics
How big is the main pa? If it has enough channels just get a snake. Behringer is a reasonably priced and decent sounding board if you want to piggyback. Mackie is better. Presonus Live even better.
Last edited by SunDog; 08-10-2018 at 07:35 PM.
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