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Gospel Instruments => Gospel Drummers => Topic started by: Hotsticks1 on September 20, 2007, 12:41:25 PM
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Wadup people!!! Yo, I'm looking for some decent inexpensive drum mics. Me and my boys Timmy and Travis Reed do our own recording thing at the church but so far we've been using straight regular singing mics. Not that the sound is all that bad, but it could be a whole lot better and save us some more time as well...So if ya'll got any suggestions, please feel free to holla at a brotha
By the way if you wanna hear some of our material go to my Myspace page:
www.myspace.com/timberlandboy16
Add me as a friend while you're there...Peace
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Wadup people!!! Yo, I'm looking for some decent inexpensive drum mics. Me and my boys Timmy and Travis Reed do our own recording thing at the church but so far we've been using straight regular singing mics. Not that the sound is all that bad, but it could be a whole lot better and save us some more time as well...So if ya'll got any suggestions, please feel free to holla at a brotha
By the way if you wanna hear some of our material go to my Myspace page:
www.myspace.com/timberlandboy16
Add me as a friend while you're there...Peace
The Audix Fusion pack is good for the price
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Yo son go holla at D and Jason at GC........................between the two of them you should be good. I'll ask my boys up here too.
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The Sennheiser e604 would be my choice.
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Side note (GMS): They picked up that AKG D112...
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There are too many to choose from and I can't make up my mind where to start. lol. Decisions decisions.
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Side note (GMS): They picked up that AKG D112...
Your church?? What!? That's waz up. 8)
There are too many to choose from and I can't make up my mind where to start. lol. Decisions decisions.
Yoo, serious talk....go with what I told you. Ask j_kay how those Sennheisers sound for his toms. I love the Audix D6 but the AKG D112 is also the trueffff.
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Your church?? What!? That's waz up. 8)
Yoo, serious talk....go with what I told you. Ask j_kay how those Sennheisers sound for his toms. I love the Audix D6 but the AKG D112 is also the trueffff.
ha. see how you iz??? you are givin me options... I dont need options. lol.
Toms, no question about it: Sennheiser e604.
Kick: Beta52, AKG D112 or Audix D6 or Sennheiser e602
Snare: Shure SM57, Sennheiser e905, an Audix I5 I think it is???
Overheads: Rode NT1A, Shure SM81, Sennheiser e614, Sennheiser e914 to start.
See....what I mean?
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Sennheiser e604 - toms
AKG D112 - bass drum
Shure Beta 56A - snare drum
Rode NT1A - overheads (2)
Shure SM81 - hi-hat
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Your church?? What!? That's waz up. 8)
Yoo, serious talk....go with what I told you. Ask j_kay how those Sennheisers sound for his toms. I love the Audix D6 but the AKG D112 is also the trueffff.
Yup - they got it about a few weeks ago, but I forgot to tell you.
The "Senny-senn-senns" are right on the toms. If they wanted to up the ante, I would suggest the MD421 IIs.
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ha. see how you iz??? you are givin me options... I dont need options. lol.
Toms, no question about it: Sennheiser e604.
Kick: Beta52, AKG D112 or Audix D6 or Sennheiser e602
Snare: Shure SM57, Sennheiser e905, an Audix I5 I think it is???
Overheads: Rode NT1A, Shure SM81, Sennheiser e614, Sennheiser e914 to start.
See....what I mean?
Kick - *Beta52a, *Audix D6, AKG D112
Snare drum - *Shure SM57, Beta 56a
Overheads - Rode NT2-A, *Shure SM81, *Audix ADX51
* The most popular mic's for drumset application.
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Yup - they got it about a few weeks ago, but I forgot to tell you.
The "Senny-senn-senns" are right on the toms. If they wanted to up the ante, I would suggest the MD421 IIs.
I do not like the Audix F-90's anymore. I want the Senny's too. :'( We're having that clipping issue. :-\ >:( >:(
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That's why I didn't recommend them.
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That's why I didn't recommend them.
I know. Man, I want a whole new line of mic's for the church kit minus the SM57 and the ADX-D6. Everything else has to go. >:(
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That is a nice clip on your page dude!..Very nice!
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I was at a studio recording the other night & these guys had a "ribbon" mic on the drums. Not sure of the brand/model or why they did it... it was sitting about 1metre away from the kick but :o MAN! the kick sounded beautiful!
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That is a nice clip on your page dude!..Very nice!
Thanks alot dude...I really appreciate it
And thanks to everyone else for the suggestions...I'm totally new to the whole drum mic thing
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Yeah, I kinda include myself in this thread bacause all I do is just sit down and play, I don't know anything about mics and all that jazz! :D :)
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Shure all the way around.....can't go wrong doc....
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I heard that the Shure drum sets don't sound half bad!. I have yet to hear one but, I have heard from a few people that they sound decent! ;) ::)
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I heard that the Shure drum sets don't sound half bad!. I have yet to hear one but, I have heard from a few people that they sound decent! ;) ::)
never heard of a shure drumset...
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I saw a guy on YouTube playing one actually! He had a Shure kick Badge! Vid quality was bad so I couldnt really tell how the kit sounded!
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I saw a guy on YouTube playing one actually! He had a Shure kick Badge! Vid quality was bad so I couldnt really tell how the kit sounded!
So because you saw a Shure Sticker on his kick drum, you think its a Shure drum set??? ?/?
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I do not like the Audix F-90's anymore. I want the Senny's too. :'( We're having that clipping issue. :-\ >:( >:(
Nothing wrong with the mics you have the wrong board and people contrling them.
Any pre-amps?
hmmmm.... fix the cause... the solution is fine fo the price. A good engineer would make it do what it do.
If you really want to make it happen get a coule ribbon mics... but again they will be just as limited if the knowledge and skillset and proper accessories equipent is not in place. Master the gadgts you have first before trying to upgrade. That way you won't create a expensive lesson for yourself.
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Nothing wrong with the mics you have the wrong board and people contrling them.
Any pre-amps?
hmmmm.... fix the cause... the solution is fine fo the price. A good engineer would make it do what it do.
If you really want to make it happen get a coule ribbon mics... but again they will be just as limited if the knowledge and skillset and proper accessories equipent is not in place. Master the gadgts you have first before trying to upgrade. That way you won't create a expensive lesson for yourself.
The Senheissers are still better man. The Mackie board is fine but will be upgraded. The $35 - $40k Sound upgrade to the church has already begun. I'm already looking at new mic's for the kit. ;)