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In Reply to: Re: micing a kickdrum with a Shure SM58? posted by DJ's Later on August 3, 2004 at 16:21:58:
That's a tough one. About all you want to try not putting through the PA is the bass;it will carry without reinforcement. Everything else needs to be in there to get a decent mix. As for the drums the snare is key; without being in the PA it will be buried.I have a 4 piece R&B group and even in small rooms run four vocal mics, two guitars and one drum mic- seven channels. In big rooms two more drum mics and bass make it ten channels for four pieces. For a single gig you'll survive, but if this gets to be a steady thing 16 channels is a must.
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- Re: micing a kickdrum with a Shure SM58? - Bill Fitzmaurice 17:29:52 08/03/04 (1)
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