Hey everyone! Quick FYI, I added detailed chapters in the video description so you can quickly jump around through the different audio examples. After checking out the video, let me know your thoughts on these mics! 🤘
@manuelfilho1122 күн бұрын
This is how every mic comparison should be made!! 👍🏼
@c03x1575 күн бұрын
Excelente
@vtrack-g8xАй бұрын
good video.. especially because you show with and without processing. I have 3 v7x I used for all kind of things. Snare is one of them.. and toms. Great for toms. I used to have a M80 but its lack of beef made me stop using it. The snare mic I dont have but also dont need. I got Slate ML-2 for that. And the bleed is clearly best with v7x which is one of my most important features on a snare mic. Also the dynamics seem a tad better on the sE. The snare mic is kind of precompressing it.. it sounds like it does. So v7x (still) for me (But I have an array of snare mics, so its just one of them )
@Its_Joey_M6 ай бұрын
I felt like the Lauten snare mic and the telefunken sounded better processed but I’m also listening on the phone. Need to rewatch this in the studio and download the samples and listen to them. Great video! 🔥🔥🔥
@JeremyFoxMusic6 ай бұрын
Thanks dude! Both the Lauren Audio and Telefunken seems to pickup a good bit more top-end, which really comes through when processed. It can actually result in a good bit more cymbal bleed that needs to be addressed when heavily compressing the snare. Regardless, they’re all fantastic and have really nice unique characteristics that I plan on using together in future sessions. 🤘
@MatthewBarelick2 ай бұрын
What were the other mics that you were using on your full kit, my pic for the snare is Telefunken m80 first, Lauten Snare second and the SE third! Even when raw the Telefunken had a more natural sound and eliminated that ringing in the upper mids and lower highs nothing drives me more crazy than to have that constant ringing in my IEMS because I get a "MIND SPLITTING HEADACHE" about 2hrs into the gig! I would love to hear these mics on both the top and bottom of the snare because it gives it more depth!
@JeremyFoxMusic2 ай бұрын
The other mics are mainly sE Electronics mics from their arena pack. So the V Kick, V Beat (on toms), V7 X (one of the snare mics), and a pair of sE8 on overheads. I also use an AKG C314 and Subkick on the kick drum. Both are outside of the kick and pulled back 8” or so.
@BeatsAndMeats4 ай бұрын
Great fucking video! I was wondering if you've tried Silencer from Black Salt Audio? It has revolutionized the way I track drums. Its also a super inexpensive plugin with very easy controls. Its let me really crank the top end on my M80 without worrying about cymbal bleed.
@JeremyFoxMusic3 ай бұрын
I haven’t tried it but I’ve heard good things. I’ve got a pretty good system going for de-bleeding (which I didn’t use in this video) but I might have to give Silencer a try one of these days.
@lahattec3 ай бұрын
Disappointed you didn't throw an SM57 in there for comparison. Thanks! :)
@JeremyFoxMusic3 ай бұрын
Sorry. I thought about that after recording this. Totally should have. Next time!
@MetalMan12456 ай бұрын
The Discord invite link is broken, I tried to join but couldn't. Otherwise great video and I'm excited to download the snare samples, I've been struggling getting my snares to sound good so maybe this can help.
@JeremyFoxMusic6 ай бұрын
Thanks for letting me know. Give this one a try: discord.gg/6Q954nxU
@damirvukelic80872 ай бұрын
telefunken sounded the best immediately
@JeremyFoxMusic2 ай бұрын
It definitely has a really nice top-end to it. However, while mixing these tracks for the video, it took a little more effort to remove the cymbal bleed from the M80. Still an incredible mic and will absolutely use it on snare in the future. Just wanted to point that out as a consideration for anyone else who might be interested in using it one drum recordings. Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts!