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Old 02-03-2006, 04:16 PM
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This mic is the best mic i've heard. my friend told me about this mic because i was looking to mic up the insde of my bass drum you all should try this some time FOR THAT DEEP BASS SOUND
Yeah, the Beta 52 is the good kick mic. Way better than the Sennheiser e602 I foolishly bought--the tracks recorded with the Shure just sit way better in a mix.

The drummer from Call Me Lightning uses a concert drum that he mounted spurs on as a kick. It sounds PHENOMENAL. There's nothing like a big honkin' kick drum.
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Old 02-03-2006, 09:51 PM
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"There's nothing like a big honkin' kick drum."

If its tuned correctly, nothing is worse than something that is tuned too high, and ringy. One of these tuned too low, probably wont be a problem as long as you have a mic that can detect 40Hz and below.



......that drum is bigger than 6 humans!
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Old 02-04-2006, 05:05 PM
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Yeah, the tuning thing goes without saying. I hate it when drummers don't understand tuning and they wind up tuning all of their kit super tight because they like the bouncy response and can do double taps on their kick pedal way easier. No drums sound good without proper tuning.
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