Yes or no?

I'm getting a good solid, punchy-with-click kick drum sound, but what I'm really after is that pillowy sound that's currently popular. It almost seems i'm hearing a trace of the reverb tail prior to the click. Is this a dedicated reverb setting on the bass drum channel, or some kind of reverse gating?

Im looking for some recommended mic setups/placements for Micing acoustic guitars, kick drums and high hats. ive searched around a bit but would still like more suggestions.

thanks in advance!

Is it a good idea to buy two different kick mics, to record two kick drums then sample the best one and replace sounds of the other one? I already have Electro-Voice ND 868 and I like it. So I am thinking of getting either a second one or an SM91 for example.

Hey guys, been a while since iv been on here. Iv been doing a bit more recording since last on and they were mostly metal bands. The problem iv been having most was on the kick drum, I cant get that slapping click like on most metal drums like from bands like fear factory, strapping young lad, shadows fall etc...

I have an Audix D6 that I use on the kick. 75% of the time I place it about 2-3" outside the sound hole.

so I got a D112 but it seems that there is a world of trial and error in front of me so I just want to ask to make sure that THIS is the kick drum mic for me.

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.

Im looking to mike a drum set One as an overhead one on the kick. but i have a restriction. I'm using Tascam us 122 to track it. If i turn on the phantom power it will be for both mics and not one.

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