about the kit:

-bird was shot kick drum
-bird was sonic snare
-shot hi tom
-floor shot tom
-2nd floor shot tom

Each of the following 4 cymbals
contain separate NKI's for the overheads, mono room, and stereo room mics!

Helo!

Hey guys!

I'm quite new to this whole recording-mixing thing. I try trough trial and error for about two years now. I write and record my own stuff in Cubase 5 via Line 6 POD x3 and I use superior Drummer and Trilian for bass.
Here is some of my stuff: soundcloud.com/davidschindler

I would like for you guys to check this video out. I'm curious to hear what peoples favorite kick drum mic choices are!

nate

Hi,
I'm new to this so apologies if this isn't normally asked,
I'm starting a company that'll exclusively sell acoustically recorded drum loops as opposed to programmed/MIDI loops etc...& I wondered if I could get any
feedback regarding people's use of loops, or feedback on this idea

So, Im doing a small live recording in a couple weeks. When I say small, it'll be just drums, keyboards, guitar, bass, and sax. For drums, I have and AKG D112, Shure Beta 57 and Shure 57, Shure SM81, and a BeyerDynamics M 201 TG. The Drum Kit I will be recording will have a kick, snare, hi -hat, 2 toms, and cymbals.

Hello Recording.org! My name is Josh Ray and I have been writing and recording music for 6 years, and I have been working in a home studio with my brother for the past two years. My experience with recording and mixing has taught me how important tuning and timing are in any mix.

Hey Guys!

This is the first time that I buy an electronic drum kit, the porpoise is to practice and to send MIDI to Logic. I was using the editor to create my drums on Logic, or sometimes on GP6. I only want this to create drum tracks with AD and then make the adjustments on the editor on Logic.

Download link:
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17 Drums samples

44.1 KHz Sample Rate
24 bit depth