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Recording Drums ? How to Record Drums

by | Drums

In this article, we will guide you on how to record drums. Recording drums can be one of the most challenging aspects when recording a band. Many people are unsure where to start or what to do. While factors such as drum selection and microphone placement are important, the biggest challenge lies in the drummer’s performance. Recording a drummer who plays out of sync can be more difficult compared to a solid drummer.

Miking the Kick Drum

Kick drums, also known as bass drums, produce low-end frequencies and establish the beat of the track. They are a prominent focal point in the drum kit. Kick drum mics are typically large and designed to capture the low-frequency range. For placement, the kick drum mic should be positioned inside the kick drum.

If your drum kit has a front skin, it should be removed. Place the kick drum mic about a foot away from the beater, pointing directly at it and slightly off-center. Placing the mic straight in front of the beater can subject it to excessive pressure. This mic placement provides a punchy and precise sound. If you desire a more open sound, move the kick drum mic further …

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“Recording Drums ? How to Record Drums”