Hiya ancientempire, The overhead mics and the M/S mics are both going to get mostly the same stuff off the kit. The M/S is intended to give a realistic stereo image of the drum kit. Figure that the bi-directional component of the M/S pair will add a lot of room sound, reverb, etc. The overhead mics ...

well thank you for sharing that.. I'm thinking of what I will share with you. I'm going to dig through my stuff to see if I can find any more fostex recordings, or maybe some recordings of my friend, Nico. Anyway, Cheers !

I am getting this weird synaesthetic response from the recording... I can see Jabba's palace from Star Wars... it's weird. Only, the whole thing is grayed out and there are no arches.... only right angled walls.. haha. I think it gets better over time... It starts out pretty gnarly but then by the e...

Not sure if this thread is silly or not, but I finally got to bounce out this session that I've been meaning to share here : Kick: Neumann m147Snare: Neumann km184OverHead: Royer 122vRoom Left: Earthworks qct50Room Right: Earthwrks qtc50Bass: Electrovoice re20Keys: mono DICongas: AKG c414Guitars: A ...

very cool, can you talk about any mixing /or mastering (if any) that went into this? I like how sparkl-y the acoustic sounds : ) thanks for sharing.

I was just wondering if the diaphragm - backplate construction would be pressure based or pressure gradient based. From what I read, it seems like the capsule would start out life as an omni, but then they become cardioid when you drill holes in the back plate (??) I'm talking about single diaphragm...

greetings! Again, thank you to everybody who helped me get through this.. However! I have a new question:I understand why ribbon mics are inherently bi-directional, and a moving coil microphone would be basically bi-directional if it weren't build into a container of some sort (please correct me if ...

Hello! I thought this would be kinda cool: Let's share recordings that we like, that we KNOW only used a handful of mics. List the instruments, mics, and setup. Then talk about what you like about the sound, and then what you don't like. Your personal recordings would be awesome. If you have the sco...

Hey, I've never worked at electrical, but I mean I guess I could help you gauge the level of need you have? So, you are the producer, but where are the tracks coming from ? Have you produced them with a DAW? Or are you working with an industrial band?

Thank you to everybody who has responded!bishopdante, thank you for those two links; they are EXACTLY what I was looking for. THANK YOUGreg, thank you for reminding me that the bi-di is mono.. It helped me simplify my thought process, and I understand it a little more clearly. As an update, I did en...