Recording the Drum Set.
You will spend more time on the drum set than any other instrument. From setup, to micing, recording, and mixing, we have all the tips you will need to help speed up your process. Not all this information is my own, but I try to find the most helpful information on the web.

Some microphones included in these seminars
MD 421Apex 190 Pencil CondencerApex 125 Dynamic MicrophoneShure sm-57 Dynamic MicrophoneEv D468 Dymanic MicrophoneAkg C300 Condenser MicrophoneRode NT5 Pencil Condenser Microphonerode nt1a large diaphram microphone

Ammotrack - Mixing, Drums

February 12, 2008 05:33 | Drum Mixing | Permalink
Plec giving you the grand tour of heavy drum mixing. Here you will find the multiple kick drum technique. This means you have more then one kick track. Each track will be a little different for the other. For Example, one track will be bass heavy and the other will have a nice mid range. You could always take a single drum track and duplicate it into more tracks and then mix each one differently.

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