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Have a B1, B3, 2-SM58, and 4 - Sennheiser e604. I have a mackie 1604vlz pro, and presonus firestation with 2 tube mic preamps built in....thoughts on mic placement?

I am going to be recording my drummer again very soon, looking for a couple pieces of advice: 1) where should we put the hole in the kick drum...looking for a jimmy eat world type sound 2) Have a B1, B3, 2-SM58, and 4 - Sennheiser e604. I have a mackie 1604vlz pro, and presonus firestation...

I am doing some recording for my band...I think I need a hole in the front of my drummers kick drum head...what is the best way to make one of these?

I don't have any mixing speakers...I do have some nice computer speakers with a sub woofer...is it better to mix with that, or some regular computer speakers? or the last choice would be to use my yamaha powered mixer and some mackie speakers. Thoughts?

This is in another forum, but I thought this might be a good place for it too. I have recorded some drums, this is my first stab at eq'ing them and could use some advice. This is just a scratch track, so if you have some ideas on mic placement as well...I would love to hear it all. - Keith...

My band has begun a new recording project...I took a piece from the drummers scratch track...I added some EQ, but not much. recomendations are very welcome: http://www.foxytravel.com/YE/mixdowns/drums.mp3

I am using an 8 mic technique on the drums for this recording session...this is the first time I have been able to use 8 seperate tracks for it. My question is this... there is going to be bleed through no matter what you do...in fact, I can hear a BUNCH of other drums through the kick mic...

ok...I am recording in...about 3 hours...I have a brandy new B1 & B3 mic...I figured I would use the B1 for the kick, and B3 for the snare, which I am going to place under the snare. My question is...how do I point them...do I lay then parallel to the ground (logo facing up) or straight up and...

When recording drums, do you usually pan using the audienence perspective, or the drummers?

I am not sure if that is the right term...but in CEP I could highlight the section I wanted to record over, play before that but it would only record over what I had highlighted. This was a GREAT feature for recording...can Cubase SX do anything like that? Thanks for your help...I am recording...

Why won't Cubase SX find my presets in Direct X programs? It just says init 1, init 2, etc.

Ok...first the setup: Mackie 1604 VLZ pro Firestation 2 - SM58 1- B1 1- B3 Some random other drum mics p4-2.53 Cubase SX; Waves my previous recording was made with CEP, but since the drivers don't work on firestation, I am converting to Cubase. It can be heard @ www.lustingkay.com the...

Will CEP ever use ASIO drivers, I am REALLY upset I can't use my firestation with it.

there is a company on ebay selling b3's including shock mount for $159...good deal?

Any recomendations on a kick drum mic for about $100? Thanks!

Any one used this for Vocal tracking? I use it on my guitar tracks through a tube pre...just wondering if anyone has used it for other purposes. - Keith

Ok, I have a Presonus Firestation, a mackie 1604 VLZ, a couple of sure SM58's, and some generic drum mics. I would like to get a decent vocal mic. The B3 seems perfect! My question is though...can it also be used as a kick drum mic? Also...what paterns are good for what? Thanks!

very strange...when I posted last time the site went unknown....but the thread was there...computer gnomes strike again! so what I was trying to say is, I remixed some of the songs per your suggestions and came up with the following. I think on a couple songs I went too reverb happy and will...

I have done a rough mix of a couple songs...looking for advice on 'livening' up the vox...especially in sorry kelly...better than you just needs new vox before I worry about the mix, but advice on either or both is welcomed....take a listen...you help is always appreciated. BTW I am using CE 2...