I've been experimenting for several years now, and without making this a thread of "boost this and cut that", "use this not that". I was wondering if there is a useful reference (book, CD, etc) for drum eq/compression/gate/etc available (in addition to my ears and creative experimentation).

Well now...
This is one I've been meaning to get to for quite some time.
I've put it off long enough, so here goes.

The gear:

Again, the mixer: Yamaha 01V96v2
Snare: Omar HakI'm Signature 13x5"
Recorder: Tascam CD-RW2000
The DAW (for normalizing): Sony Soundforge 7

hello

I am a newbies here and want to say hallo to everybody.

Can somebody help me to chose the condenser microphone type for conga drums recording?
I got a question about microphone type that ware used on the linked
below movies.

Hello!

i do have to mix this project where the OH tracks are really lacking snare...
Well, there is none of it in there...
The problem is i can't get the snare to fit with the rest, it's always in front of everything...

I tried EQs, comp, reverb,... but it still up infront of everything...

Has anybody ever dealt with that kind of problem?

I just installed AD on Sonar5/vista 32 bit. As dumb as this sounds I can not open the damn thing in Sonar. Any Help would be sweet!

Thanks.

Hey, I've just bought my Tascam 2488 MKII and a whole heap of mics.
I'm new to recording and wanted to know if there are any tips (which I'm sure there are) on recording drums.

My kit is;

Anybody got any suggestions to where I can find some really good virtual hip hop drums?

So we have about 2 condensers and 1 sm57 for my snare. Ad we have about 8 vocal mics. Is there any easy way to record drums with vocal mics?

Me and my band Last Souls Alive (http://www.myspace.com/golastsoulsalive)

We are going to record 2-3 demos 14th of January. Now I have a question about drumrecording.

Hello,

I am looking for opinions on which of these mic's might best suit my needs. The D112, Audix D6, or the beta52.

I am doing live recordings in clubs via a digi002 and an octopre.