Ok, so my bassist and I starting recording today for our next CD. We're doing it at home using my PC and my Delta 1010. We're using 8 inputs, Bass/Snare/Tom1,2,3/Hihat/Overheads 1/2.

I`m about to buy some new mics for drum OH`s.

What are you guys using?

Can anybody recommend anything?

I was thinking maybe a couple of Soundelux U195`s...

Has anybody tried theese mics as OH`s?

Okay, here’s a bit of a puzzler for you…

First, a little background: I’ve set up our kit (a ‘67 Ludwig oyster pearl kit with a Black Beauty snare) with these mics:

hi, i am still very new to all of this so bear with me.

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/4637203.stm

I'm a little skeptical about this, but it's a neat concept. .tell me what you all think!

I've been looking at Kel HM-1's for guitar cab Micing but I also need a pair of Mic's for drum OH's. I've been looking at RODE NT5's and the Oktava MK012's for that application. Would the HM1's be comparable to those mics as drum OH's or would seperate mic's for each application be a better route?

I GUESS THATS WHAT YOU CALL THEM - WHAT ARE SOME GOOD ONES TO USE IN A 16X16 ROOM?

I just put them up, in a decadent multi-mic scheme, and ended up using as much of them or more than any other mic! Here are some clips.

Clip 1

Clip 2

Details and pictures of the setup.

are a standard set of drum mics condensor mics that need phantom power or would u be able to connect them to a standard jack socket on a mixer?

i have a Behringer mixer with 2 phantom powered XLR sockets and 4 channels that are split into mono left and right with quarter-inch jack inputs.. i was wondering what mics and setup u anyone could suggest for recording a drum kit.

hi...
have recently joined this forum...
new to digital recording...
have recorded my guitar parts on nuendo...
now wot i wanna do is to program the drums over this.

totally clueless...

i have battery, and am aware of drum maps and drum editor. but cant use 'em