All I get is the most harsh cymbal recording of all time. It's all cymbals. Snare sounds like I'm banging a trash can with a soup spoon and the kick sounds muddy and boomy. How am I doing? Pretty great hey.

I’m pretty sure they also used a tea towel on the snare as well. 🤔

I hate that 90s TONK!TONK!TONK sounding snare. There are worse ones though

The Internet has made me think that an 1176 is too fast for drums, for relatively modern mixes anyway. Do you find its ok to use such a fast attack for a 3eb style mix without using it in parallel?

fantastic content

So refreshing

the recording is insanely nice tho

reverb dont really sound like the one they use tho

what’s that cool stuff under the Cymbel? Is that about resonance things?

Good tips!

Great sound. I always wanted mine to sound like that

Wow this was so much more helpful and in depth than I thought. Great explanation, I’ve been dreading this but feel good about it now 😊 thanks!

I have it first hand from a Sure Rep that the SM57 and SM58 have identical capsules. The basket is the only thing that differentiates them.

If you had a second mic, would you use it for the kick, or to blend two centre of kit mics (at different distances) (with phase align)?

What do you think of using this same set up for a live gig?

Did you say rectum?

This is a very helpful video. subbed. Thank you!

Сильно, мужик!

speakinG positivity into your reality, God please dont let his boGos catch fire!!!- happy musiç from a brooklyn native.

All the reverb in the world added.

7:50 sounds amazing! I'd like to know about the snare, hihat and kick drum models.

I stacked my sticks and no microphone appeared. Did I do something wrong ??

How much are the drums though… great sound!!

Whatever that tom tensioner is, I was trying to make something like that several years ago thinking it was patentable. Wish I had followed thru

Some of my favorite personal drum recordings were only made with one sm57 or an sm58 etc.... straight into a little Tascam cassette portastudio. Sounds like you are right in front of the band in a room. Love it. If i make synthetic drums for instance, I do a 1 mic re-amp and get a completely different vibe... love it. Cheers!

Genial, saludos 👍

Great video and information. Do you think I can get the same outcome with two Shure 57 mics?

Excellent Presentation ✝️👍🤙✌️

3:10 That sounded awesome though

Magnificent 😊

So true …live cymbals and studio cymbals are two different worlds…

Hmm ….how /when to apply on multiple drum comping?

The most in depth demo yet tx

Another question. When you discuss the -6, -7 and -9, what do those numbers mean? Do they correlate to a louder sound from the drums, or are they adjusted in the software? Could you elaborate or what those numbers are and what they mean?

Question on the bass drum phase work. I couldn't tell the difference between the regular vs phase inverted bass drum sounds. If I have a set-up at home, and I don't hear anything major, can I leave the tracks as is? Or is it one of those things that'll bite you in the butt later if left unchecked?

Is it applicable for live situation as well? For quick iem set up

7:53 In that mic position, How do you stop the mic from sliding down and falling?

Great I'm definitely gonna try it

Would the SM57 be good for overhead as well? I play in a basement band and we're looking at recording ourselves for fun....I want a basic 2 mic for my drums and I was thinking using a Apex 325 for kick drum and Shure SM57 overhead.....don't want to spend a fortune, just want a decent drum sound

that's a cool brass drum

This is like a drum lesson and recording lesson all wrapped up in one really good video. Thanks for sharing!

Thanks .. Nice content

Nice video man, keep them coming!

Thank you so much! I'm a drummer that has limited recoding experience but plays live often. I just purchased a few items to start recoding myself and your vids are a massive help. Thank you!!

The video is very useful. I don’t know about house drum recording. Your video is great. Thank you 🙏

what a nice guy! and great video! tnx!

Amazing vid, thanks

Thanks for this. Very interesting. However, I couldn't quite see the parameters you were using on the snare compressor. Could you please tell me roughly what the threshold, ratio, attack and release vales are please?

Finally a drum miking guide that sticks to two mics and focuses and getting this setup to work, than expanding to 20+ mics. You even present advantages for going with this configuration. Your video is worth its weight in gold for this alone.

Such a lot of positive comments on here and I can only agree with all of them! But, apart from the wealth of useful info and really nice drumming, the best thing about the video is you! So relatable, clearly talented but so humble and generous. Much appreciated, I am feeling more inspired and less overwhelmed thanks to you.