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ron82
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hi ppl!
i am currently starting to play around with micing drums (for the first time).
and well i knew this would be a hard issue, as i only have a soundcard with two inputs (so far, and that probably wont change that soon..)
so, at least i have a mixer with 4 mic inputs (yea, if i had been as wise as i'm now, i would have bought at least a 4-track soundcard and a bigger mixer, in the first place.. lol)
and now i was wondering, how the h3ll do i arrange my mics, to b able to do at least some USEFUL panning/blending in the mixing stage?
it may b dumb but i'm pretty clueless.
i plan to record 2 overheads, and at least 1x snare and 1x kick. yea i know this is like the most basic setup u can think of lol..
or does it make no sense at all to think about how to use the 2 tracks, and should i just get my drums right when recording?
umm this turns out being harder to explain than i thought.. lol
hope u get the idea, thanks alot!
i am currently starting to play around with micing drums (for the first time).
and well i knew this would be a hard issue, as i only have a soundcard with two inputs (so far, and that probably wont change that soon..)
so, at least i have a mixer with 4 mic inputs (yea, if i had been as wise as i'm now, i would have bought at least a 4-track soundcard and a bigger mixer, in the first place.. lol)
and now i was wondering, how the h3ll do i arrange my mics, to b able to do at least some USEFUL panning/blending in the mixing stage?
it may b dumb but i'm pretty clueless.
i plan to record 2 overheads, and at least 1x snare and 1x kick. yea i know this is like the most basic setup u can think of lol..
or does it make no sense at all to think about how to use the 2 tracks, and should i just get my drums right when recording?
umm this turns out being harder to explain than i thought.. lol
hope u get the idea, thanks alot!
