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In Reply to: The Shure SM81 and mic'ing drums posted by quantumeffect on January 8, 2005 at 20:31:36:
Here's one I've used to good effect. First pass with drums, no cymbals whatsoever. Remove them from the stands so the drummer can't hit them. Record the kit with the 81s in whatever stereo technique you prefer overhead, and add a mic on the kick. Then on the second pass, let him have his cymbals back and have him just do the splashes, crashes and rides. You'll be pleased at the balance you'll be able to get with just the drums on a stereo pair, the cymbals on a stereo pair and the close mic'd kick added in just enough for the whoomp.
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