2 Drum Mic Tips For Recording the Ride Cymbal | Audio-Technica
WEBA dedicated condenser microphone will help your ride cymbal cut through a dense drum mix, providing airy connecting beats that can really round out your drum sound nicely. It could be just the little detail needed to really shine on a track.
Basic Drum Miking: The Ride Cymbal - YouTube
WEBDec 5, 2013 — http://www.audio-technica.com/We show you ride cymbal miking techniques and where to put the pro mics for a nice ride sound in your drum mix.
How to Mic Cymbals? Tips & Tricks for Best Sound - Drum That
WEBNov 23, 2022 — The best way to mic a ride cymbal is to use a condenser microphone and locate it in the middle of the edge and the bell of the ride. This special condenser microphone, which is unique for rides, will allow its sound to …
Different Ways to Mic A Ride Cymbal - YouTube
WEBUgritone. 4.43K subscribers. Subscribed. 34. 1.8K views 4 years ago. Different Ways to Mic A Ride Cymbal Pointing at the bell, pointing at the edge, pointing away, pointing absolutely...
How To Mic Cymbals - Drum Lessons - YouTube
WEBFREE Series: Easy Drumming That Sounds Hard - http://bit.ly/PTaUB1.Audio engineer Victor Guidera explains how he likes to mic cymbals in this drum recording ...
Mic Positioning: Cymbals and Overheads - Signaturesound
WEBMIKING CYMBALS: If you have enough free mics and inputs, mic up the most important cymbals — usually the high hat and the ride (though you should ask first, some drummers may feel their crash or china are more favored/essential to the track).
Free Drum Recording Tips - How To Mic Cymbals - Drum Lessons
WEBThis free drum lesson on cymbal miking includes tips on microphone positioning for the ride cymbal, hi-hat, auxiliary hi-hat, and for the remaining cymbals. You have to realize that there are numerous factors that contribute to the sound you’ll get from your cymbals.
How to Record Drums: Miking Overhead Drums and Cymbals
WEBMar 15, 2018 — TIPS FOR MIKING OVERHEAD DRUMS. One practical reason professionals will place a pair of overhead mics above a drum set, either during tracking sessions or live gigs, is to capture a stereo image of the full kit, that can then be panned to left and right speakers in the mix.
How To Set Up Mics For Recording Drums At Home - From Zero …
WEBI walk you through my whole setup step-by-step and show you how I approach each drum and cymbal. You’ll see the different mics and placements I use to get the best sound possible when tracking drums in my home studio. I hope you find this useful in your own recordings! Let me know what you think and if you have any questions! Happy recording!
Best mic for ride-cymbal...? - Gearspace
WEBAug 30, 2010 — If it's an especially dense kit or if the layout warrants it, I'll spot mic the ride, usually with a SDC (451, KM184, SM81) and use it sparingly (usually filtered). I did mic it recently on an R&B session with a busy drummer and a complex kit, but 80-90% of the time I …