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I am going to be playing in bars very soon with a new classic rock band. I will be mic'ing up my kick, snare, and each of the three toms individually. I will be plugging them into our 6 channel PA amp head. The vocals will also be plugged into this head. The amp has a 20ish-band master EQ...

I know how to mic drums in a recording situation, as well as live. But what are the best ways for playing in a bar band type of situation. I started a new classic rock weekend bar band type thing and I have a set of CAD drum mics that I record with. 2 electret condensors - OH's 3 dynamics -...

I mic drums/guitar, etc. through a Behringer mixer and into my PC's line-in. What would be the appropriate levels I should set on the mixer master volume, and my PC's recording volume to achieve the clearest, undistorted, least amount of noise/hiss? Right now, I have my mixer's master at about...

I recently realized the "Normalize" Feature under the Amplify tab, and what it does. For those of you who may not know, or never bothered to try it out, apparently it amplifies the whole track (in proportion) so that the loudest waves in your given track will be as naturally loud as possible...

My chain is as follows... CAD drum condensor mics (all close mic'ed) > Behringer Eurorack MX2004A > Alesis Microverb II (occasional) > Sound card (I'm currently trying to record some nice drum tracks) I just had a couple of questions about some functions on my mixer that I was never very clear...

I am looking for a reasonable outboard reverb unit for when I record my drums. I am interested in a good standard/generic reverb that I can use for any style (but mostly rock, metal, and pop). Nothing fancy, just "reverb" for my drums. If this matters...I use a CAD drum mic kit: 2 OH's in X-Y...

I posted this in the drums section, but thought I'd try here too because some of you really know what you're talking about.... I am looking for a reasonable outboard reverb unit for when I record my drums. I am interested in a good standard/generic reverb that I can use for any style (but mostly...

I recently came across a device called a "Sound Enhancer" made by Acoustic Research. Basically, it hooks up to any audio device and enables you to hear sound more detailed. It brings out those tracks that have been lost in the mix. Here is more info about it...