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Ive got a samson drum mic kit which is decent for now, mic cables, a mixer board, a laptop/computer w/ cool edit pro and decent specs. what do you guys think the next thing i should get?

im thinkin a 10in firewire soundcard or should i get some better mics? i think the mics can get a decent sound for drums and if i could manipulate them individually after on cool edit pro to get a better sound. but im sorta new so you experts wanna help me out?
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i would say that having seperate inputs for each mic would be a huge upgrade.
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