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sorry about the size of the wavs - I just hate the lose of sound quality with the mp3's

I agree that it does sound better, I will lower the OH. I must say, I did not move the kit out from the corner.. would take up too much room for now.. thanks again

I have a small amount in the kick. I emailed you wav files so you could remix it. Thanks

Here is my next try - check it out and let me know... it's getting better I believe..... once again, you guys are great! Thanks for all of the help!! http://www.swtestingsolutions.com/music/Mp3s/Drums%20Test041307.mp3

Nah - my beater is all felt.

I will do that, plus I just messed with my snare to get it back to where it was... I undampened it and then tightened it up a ton - then lostened the snare. It sounds great - I will try to record something tomorrow and repost. thanks again for all of the help

The verb on the snare is not gated - it just is really dead right now - I will try to get it back to where it was before I have a felt beater on the kick. I also need to replace the kick head - I will also see about a harder beater. Are you saying I should raise the OH mic higher above the set...

I did remove almost everything from the kick - I agree with you on the snare - I hate it. I was thinking about getting a new head - it currently has no muffle on it at all.. The snares are tight. I agree that the cymbals sound much better than before - I need to tune the tom though - I just...

Here is a sample of my recording - I have the following mic setup: cad 4 kick snare-close mic tom - close overhead-m177 - about 2 feet above the snare/cymbals http://www.swtestingsolutions.com/music/Mp3s/Drums%20Test041007.mp3 I added just a bit of reverb on the overall mix.. and para eq on...

For the M177 - what is the best position for recording vocals - do you hang the mic down on a boom or an up angle - since the sides of the mic are the input area - so to say...

Thanks - I got it for $89 at Musicians Friend.

new to the condenser mic and the M177 - I just got it today.. I need someone to answer this question? no laughing please - what is the rubberish holder around the mic - is that a shock mount? then when do you use it and when do you use the other attachment that came with it... I bought it for...

So far I stated recording just the kick tom and floor - it sounds really good - I put the kick through the beh mixer, tom and floor through the audio buddy - each close miked. The sound is really good - no reverb needed. I just got my new m177, so I am going to try to add the snare and then...

Actually, I only use one of the Toms and the Floor tom... don't ask... I just like it that way, so that will reduce the number of mics by 1. I also can't wait to try it out that way... I should be getting my m177 mic today... so that is good... thanks again for all of your help... I am somewhat...

I just went through and made sure I was not peaking on the snare and kick - that should help. My mixer is connected via the card inputs - left main out to an input - right to another - then I have the OH via the audiobuddy then an input. the card is the delta 1010lt. I will try to tighten up...

I think I see what you are saying though - more of the drum sound can come from the overhead, just use the close mics to accent. do you add any reverb to your snare?

I think your drums sound great - I will have to try what you suggested when I get my new mic.. If I could get the same sound you have I would be really happy.. Nice cover also - good sound! Thanks for all of your help

I am using it for the cymbals - for the song I did, I didn't need the toms miced, so I did not mention them - but usually I will put a mic on each tom.

I had it on a boom about 2' above the kit - center.

I had a mic right on the snare, I just added reverb to it since I didn't care for the sound... it almost sounded like it was a peaked level or something... if that makes sense?