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During today's lesson we're going to visit with Eric "drumfreak" Rosebrock out in the DrumRoom. Eric will talk you through his general wiring for the DW drum kit as well as a studio tour that provides an inside look at how everything is put together. Some great info here...Enjoy!! |
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[+] Add CommentByTor Says Another overhead alternative
Submitted On: Sunday, Aug 1, 2010 - 3:32 PM
One mic I like for drum overheads is the Rode NT5. I think they are cheaper than the C1000 (around $250 for a matched pair) and still sound good. We used them at my school (I am soundtech) and I always loved their high frequency response. For sure that I prefer the 414, but, for my budget, I'll go for the NT5 when I assemble my home studio.
One quick tip about condenser microphones: big diaphragm = better dynamic, small diaphragm: better frequency response.
Mark Wells Says Drum Kit Wiring & Studio Tips
Submitted On: Monday, Jul 26, 2010 - 1:04 AM
Some good info here, thanks!
drumfreak Says Re: Drum Kit Wiring & Studio Tips
Submitted On: Monday, Jul 26, 2010 - 1:20 AM
Thanks Mark!
drumfreak Says Can't wait to get in there and start shooting more videos
Submitted On: Tuesday, Nov 24, 2009 - 2:38 AM
Ok, I'm getting the fever for more videos! Can't wait to get this web programming stuff done!
drumfreak Says Drum Kit Wiring & Studio Tips
Submitted On: Saturday, Nov 14, 2009 - 9:16 PM
Hey very cool!
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