Drums Sound So Different When Recorded - Part Two
In this follow up to a video I did a few weeks ago I again use multiple mics, this time in an attempt to create a more natural presentation of the drums in the room (and also do a more typical rock mix for further comparison). A pair of mics in the room may technically be more accurate from a live listener's perspective, but multiple mics on the kit does allow more control, even if the end goal is a more natural, even un-hyped sound. Please let me know your thoughts, and thanks for being here!! My previous video on this subject: • Drums Sound So Different When Recorded!

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