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ted nightshade

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Re: my current drum set-up
« Reply #105 on: June 24, 2005, 08:17:20 AM »

"She stripped away her rancid poncho..."

Now isn't that something you need to hear?

JJ I can't believe you have those mics that close to the strings of that piano! Does it sound weird or just look that way?
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Re: my current drum set-up
« Reply #106 on: June 24, 2005, 10:53:34 AM »

It's the angle.  They are perhaps 8-10" from the strings.  About equal height with the lid edge.  They are rather close for proximity effect.  I'm going for the same sound as A/B mic'ing the strings, but without phase cancellation.
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Re: my current drum set-up
« Reply #107 on: June 25, 2005, 02:29:52 AM »

Wow, awfully far DOWN the strings innit?

How dark does that sound?

DO you record it to two tracks, mixed? or three tracks (like a girly)? {g}
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Re: my current drum set-up
« Reply #108 on: June 25, 2005, 05:14:39 AM »

Two tracks, of course!  Sheesh.  Actually, it's not dark whatsoever.  The M55K omni really has a such terrific off-axis  high end response.  I generally use the Vac Rac tube EQs in the signal path, but it's generally to push a little 3khz and maybe pull out some low end so it doesn't fight with the bass.  I'll post a sound file at some point.  They said I was crazy, but  I'll show them!
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They say the heart of Rock & Roll is still beating, which is amazing if you consider all the blow it's done over the years.

"The Internet enables pompous blowhards to interact with other pompous blowhards in a big circle jerk of pomposity." - Bill Maher

"The negative aspects of this business, not only will continue to prevail, but will continue to accelerate in madness. Conditions aren't going to get better, because the economics of rock and roll are getting closer and closer to the economics of Big Business America." - Bill Graham

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Re: my current drum set-up
« Reply #109 on: June 28, 2005, 02:13:23 PM »

Someone asked me to post the entire mic list for this session so:

Bass Drum - RE20
Snare - KM-84
Drums L and R - U87's
Overheads Coles -  4038's (Roger Mayer stereo compressor)

occasional room mic in the corner - 4038


Bass guitar - Re20 on an ampeg B-15 (DBX 160vu)
Upright bass - U-47fet

Acoustic guitar - Gefell UM-900 (La2a)

Piano - 3 Gefell M-71's
Organ leslie - 3 Gefell M-71's (two on top, one on bottom)

Harmonium - U-64

Dulcimer - U-67 (La2a)

Violin/Viola - U-67

Vocal - Brauner VMA (or Gefell UM900) (API 525 compressor)

other than the aforementioned compressors, everything just goes through the 8088 desk.



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