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There ya go MS. U asked first.

yeah.....that would make for a good auction if they confiscated his stuff.

no kidding. I would like a pair as well.

:eek:back away from the drums slowly......no sudden moves.....NOW MISTER!!:D

https://homerecording.com/bbs/general-discussions/newbies/reaper-latency-245236/

Does the Firefly have a -20 pad that can be engaged?

eddie, Slight movements of the mics make a huge difference. Snare and Kick should be equal distance to the mics. Hope this helps.

the NOS Mullards run between $75-$160 and the new production run about $20.

Ck-14 or cr-14?

Think of it as a learning experience. If he can work on developing a good technique with 2 mics then it's a good start when he uses multiple mics.

+1 on the ribbon mic.

adding to the 20,000 plus mics you have already MS? :D

what just happened?

Hey eddie, the CAD CM217 overheads will work just fine. How much is GC selling them for? Ebay has them for $50/pair with free shipping. http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-CAD-CM217-Condenser-Drum-Mics-Dual-Pack-w-clips-/350460647358?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item51991517be

just twist some wires together and throw a little electrical tape on it.....presto! instant Y cable!

Nice!! Why not try recording a band with all 400 mics. :D Throw the first 100 on the drums just in case. You can never have too many mics on a drumset. :eek:

I like the classic look to them. Very nice kit.

Are you going to copy the side mic track? Pan Left and Right and reverse the phase on one of the tracks. The Mid mic (cardioid) should be straight up, no panning but like all situations, experiment experiment experiment.

use the recorderman method. Here are two that will get you started. YouTube - Recording the drum kit with two microphones - AKA The Recorderman technique YouTube - Recorderman Overhead Drum technique

Myriad has a point. Make it modular so you can knock it down and set it back up very easy.