Recent content by DullElysium

I've come to the conclusion that people tend to mix the snare a tad louder than the rest of the kit. That being said, it's not set in stone that it _should_ be that way.

More or less, yes. Finish it with a bomber jacket and you're all set. To be honest I personally don't care what people wear, but where I live that would definitely be considered as "nazi"-style.

So you already have 3 sm57's you can use? If that's the case, I'd probably only buy a solid bassdrum mic (sennheiser e602ii is what I love) and some overheads (Oktava mk012 are great for the buck, but they might still be out of your budget).

I've only used the Samson set. You can get by, if you tweak the sounds and mess around with some fancy automating (automate the lowpass on the tom-track eq to only let through high frequencies during the attack of the hits etc.). Wish I knew how to polish the sound more, when I had to use the...

Has anyone tried using vocalign for the quad parts?

huh, the price changes to 49 bucks after I sign in. Strange.

Yup, nadir.

Yeah the 602 has some really nice low end on it's own. and I too ended up reducing the lows when I tested my mics a while ago, but that was mainly to get rid of something pillow-like around 100-150hz. Then I added the subkick in and it gave some really nice stuff really low. This might be...

I just recently turned a pretty cheap 10" speaker to act as a mic and i love the added bass information I can play with. I too just recently started taking micing the drums more seriously and found this little thing to really add some depth to my kick sound. I have a sennheiser e602II and while...

I built mine when Lion was still new OS, so I might not be the best man to give advices, but I can say that my build has been fairly stable. First I had some issues, but it was due to bad choices on hardware (WD Green caviar hd and no proper firewire card for starters). Now it still has some...

Thank you!

This. This is actually a bad thing in my opinion. Despite the kind term "loyalty".

Thanks for the help dudes! That clears some things up for me.

So I thought I might swell try here. I recently blew my Samson EX500 15" speaker and now I need to know what to get to replace the original speaker. I found out online that the original speaker would be 4ohm, but I tried it with a 700watt 4ohm car subwoofer and the volume was really quiet...

Thanks dude!