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smoothmoniker · 08-25-2006, 01:51 PM

the ARP was an OMNI-2

I had no idea we had such gear nerds in the house, or I would have certainly been more detailed. I'll know better next time.

Here's the drum setup. The room was intentionally left large, not baffled off, and the result was just a massive drum sound. The kick was mic'ed up using a reverse NS-10 speaker, and a pair of AKG C12s caught the overheads. We put a little bullet harmonica mic underneath the snare, which we fed into a princeton reverb guitar amp in a separate closet, which was then mic'ed with a sure 57. It's a little proccess, ear-candy sort of overdriven snare sound that mixes in beautifully underneath the direct top-snare mic'ing.

08-25-2006, 01:51 PM	#9
smoothmoniker to live and die in LA Join Date: Feb 2003 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 2,090	the ARP was an OMNI-2 I had no idea we had such gear nerds in the house, or I would have certainly been more detailed. I'll know better next time. Here's the drum setup. The room was intentionally left large, not baffled off, and the result was just a massive drum sound. The kick was mic'ed up using a reverse NS-10 speaker, and a pair of AKG C12s caught the overheads. We put a little bullet harmonica mic underneath the snare, which we fed into a princeton reverb guitar amp in a separate closet, which was then mic'ed with a sure 57. It's a little proccess, ear-candy sort of overdriven snare sound that mixes in beautifully underneath the direct top-snare mic'ing. __________________ to live and die in LA