Lately I'm re-listening some of the The Roots albums as well as some acts from electronic scene who use acoustic drums like Nerve.

Songs like

I'm looking for cheap (50-100 dollar range for each mic) overhead and bass drum mics to record my drum set. I already know what I'm going to be using for the snare (sm57 of course).
Thanks

right now i'm using a m audio mobile pre audio interface that my friend gave me and his old beat up pg48 ..

Any tips on preventing radio frequencies coming in on my microphones when I'm trying to record?

anyone have any experience with these.
i use a wireless Shure WH30-TQG headset($130) when we rehearse our songs live cause i constantly have to be different placed in the room to set things up as we go and have to access my guitar pedal while I'm signing.

Hey everybody,

Hi everybody I've got about $400.00 to spend on a mic that will be used primarily for Micing sax and flute. I was thinking about possibly picking up an Electro-Voice RE20 for the job based on some things I have read in the past about them.

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Hi,

My life is pretty hectic for the next two months, but I'm considering doing an LDC vocal mic shootout after things settle down. This is mostly me wanting to add a better mic to the locker for female vocal. I feel like I do pretty well with my dynamics or the K2 for male vocals, but I'd like something more "elegant" for female vocals.