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toomanyhelicopters wrote:
shagboy wrote:
steve wrote:
D0Cdet wrote:what type of mics were used on the drum kit

Bass drum: RE20
Snare drum beyer 201+shure sm98 (top) no bottom mic
Small toms AKG C451 +CK1 top & bottom
Flor tom AKG C414 top & bottom
Stereo room 2xAKG C414 in M-S
Mono overhead Crown PZM (not used much)

No limiting. Occasionally a distant room mic (NeumannU87) was added.


hahaa

i'll bet anything that at least 5% of the motivation for that post was to make TMH look like a fool.


Hunh... So did it work? I just re-read my post on this thread, twice, and every word is still true. The fact that he remembers (or dug out a picture or a log or something) and that he shared is nice of him, if not a little surprising. I still don't think it would be reasonable to *expect* answers.

And he really did say, and this is an exact quote, "I don't remember" when I posed a question about the mixing of that album. This may be because my question was a slightly political one, and was a question of motivation rather than any sort of technical data. Or it may be because he thinks I'm an ass. Hrm...



God damn it. Please shut up. You type so much crap to justify more crap. The question was answered (by the person who could answer it, and lo! and behold, it wasn't you), and somehow that STILL warrants a three (3) paragraph answer by you! So once again, and with a pretty please, god damn it, shut up. Thats all and Good Day! Thank you very much.

Signed,
Daniel Herman.

Surfer Rosa - Microphones - Drums - And The Like

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vance wrote:
toomanyhelicopters wrote:
shagboy wrote:
steve wrote:
D0Cdet wrote:what type of mics were used on the drum kit

Bass drum: RE20
Snare drum beyer 201+shure sm98 (top) no bottom mic
Small toms AKG C451 +CK1 top & bottom
Flor tom AKG C414 top & bottom
Stereo room 2xAKG C414 in M-S
Mono overhead Crown PZM (not used much)

No limiting. Occasionally a distant room mic (NeumannU87) was added.


hahaa

i'll bet anything that at least 5% of the motivation for that post was to make TMH look like a fool.


Hunh... So did it work? I just re-read my post on this thread, twice, and every word is still true. The fact that he remembers (or dug out a picture or a log or something) and that he shared is nice of him, if not a little surprising. I still don't think it would be reasonable to *expect* answers.

And he really did say, and this is an exact quote, "I don't remember" when I posed a question about the mixing of that album. This may be because my question was a slightly political one, and was a question of motivation rather than any sort of technical data. Or it may be because he thinks I'm an ass. Hrm...



God damn it. Please shut up. You type so much crap to justify more crap. The question was answered (by the person who could answer it, and lo! and behold, it wasn't you), and somehow that STILL warrants a three (3) paragraph answer by you! So once again, and with a pretty please, god damn it, shut up. Thats all and Good Day! Thank you very much.

Signed,
Daniel Herman.


Please learn to count. :twisted:

Okay, sorry, shutting up now.
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toomanyhelicopters wrote:
vance wrote:
toomanyhelicopters wrote:
shagboy wrote:
steve wrote:
D0Cdet wrote:what type of mics were used on the drum kit

Bass drum: RE20
Snare drum beyer 201+shure sm98 (top) no bottom mic
Small toms AKG C451 +CK1 top & bottom
Flor tom AKG C414 top & bottom
Stereo room 2xAKG C414 in M-S
Mono overhead Crown PZM (not used much)

No limiting. Occasionally a distant room mic (NeumannU87) was added.


hahaa

i'll bet anything that at least 5% of the motivation for that post was to make TMH look like a fool.


Hunh... So did it work? I just re-read my post on this thread, twice, and every word is still true. The fact that he remembers (or dug out a picture or a log or something) and that he shared is nice of him, if not a little surprising. I still don't think it would be reasonable to *expect* answers.

And he really did say, and this is an exact quote, "I don't remember" when I posed a question about the mixing of that album. This may be because my question was a slightly political one, and was a question of motivation rather than any sort of technical data. Or it may be because he thinks I'm an ass. Hrm...



God damn it. Please shut up. You type so much crap to justify more crap. The question was answered (by the person who could answer it, and lo! and behold, it wasn't you), and somehow that STILL warrants a three (3) paragraph answer by you! So once again, and with a pretty please, god damn it, shut up. Thats all and Good Day! Thank you very much.

Signed,
Daniel Herman.


Please learn to count. :twisted:

Okay, sorry, shutting up now.



Three was and still is an arbitrary number. That is all. 5000+ and counting!

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In a (futile) attempt to bring this thread back from the acursed darkness, i'm wondering about Steve's use of 2 mics on the snare <Snare drum beyer 201+shure sm98 (top) no bottom mic>. I don't think i've ever heard of anyone employing 2 mics like that before. i know i've never done it. Is that for mixing the two for tonal balance, like one would do on guitar/bass cabs?
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stephensolo wrote:In a (futile) attempt to bring this thread back from the acursed darkness, i'm wondering about Steve's use of 2 mics on the snare <Snare drum beyer 201+shure sm98 (top) no bottom mic>. I don't think i've ever heard of anyone employing 2 mics like that before. i know i've never done it. Is that for mixing the two for tonal balance, like one would do on guitar/bass cabs?


Yes. As Steve has explained at various other times, he used to tape the SM98 to the side of the Beyer 201 so that their capsules were exactly the same distance from the sound source. From there, he could blend the two signals to taste.
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