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thanks giraffe...i assumed this, but i guess my thoughts were very much in tune with the fact that the cancelation would be far from perfect, especially with overheads in place? this is interesting...damnit something else to look at :( ...i've been micing top and bottom of snare, plus...

ChaoticDrummr,i've got a taye tourpro set...(you can see in pics in post above...kind of low res?).

fine w/me steal...that would be great...i set up the download option...

good thread drummerdude...i recently posted to get some feedback...my recording follows: http://www.myspace.com/shortnessinms mic placement is similar to yours, but i've got my OH's x-y'd. mic's include, d112 on bass, sm57's on all except the 14" tom...got a atmpro25 on that...the overheads...

tim is right there are many great used kits out there...even the new kits (lower to mid level models) are pretty affordable and made of good quality.. hey tim, i think slingerland is back in biz now...their new kits are good looking but way too damn pricy!!! i think they might go for more...

how'd the interview go?!? :confused: :o :eek: :D

no, what i'm asking is, can you explain the phase issue with having (for ex) a mic underneath the snare aiming towards the OH mics? what does that do... froma phase perspective (ie the need to do your phase flipping)...

ditto.... :)

:D :p :D :p :D

what model do you have?

tim, not a flame, etc...just a question as this is new to me...why do you flip the polarity (ie, what does this achieve, from a techinical perspective) ??

cool..i got that!

i've read some articles on weckyl in the past...and right off hand i cant remember anything that i would have like to have seen added... however, it would be great to hit tuning questions, recording questions such as mic placement/techniques (esp for the folks on this board). equipment is...

that will be cool...i like the idea too...guess i need to get in the 21 cent and get an ipod?

sounds like BS...it seems like i remember some scam a few years back that was similar to this...give him your paypal acct and tell him to deposit and you will ship!!

to my ear you need to give a boost to your drums...cymbals were at a good level and sounded good...however, it was hard for me to hear your drums (thought they were a bit low in volume)...but i'm a drummer, of course the drums are never loud enuff :D

clear on reso, coated on batter.

yeah, i used to play w/it dang near flappy...loved it, felt like i had better control too...but i didn't think it tranlated well to wav form...i love a tight snare too...although i love the sound of a looser one also, just don't like playing them lose...interesting that you say to avoid the...

good luck! stay busy recording ;) i live in v'burg,ms (not too far off)