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hi this is Justin from sonic scoop we're
back again strange weather recording
studios this time in our drum
fundamental series we're going to be
looking at closed mics
how to place them how you can sculpt the
tone distance when and how to blend in a
bottom mic we've got some great mics
from our sponsors at sennheiser and
really killer drummer parker kindred
behind the kit alright let's get started
with the kick drum there's pretty big
difference between a mic placed inside
the kick and outside the kick even if
it's the same type of mic there's also a
difference inside the kick whether
you're right on the beater or a little
bit off the beater will hear both of
those variations as well
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just by moving the snare drum mic closer
to the center closer to the rim you can
dramatically change the CIN same concept
applies on your Tom Mike's mic closer to
the rim more ring closer to Center more
attack and there's a big difference with
distance part of it is going to be the
proximity effect the fact that these
directional mics the closer you get to
the drum more bass build up
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one more thing you can do the snare is
to fold in a bottom line pretty popular
thing to do the bottom mic this time the
Sennheiser 441 really classic
mindfulness application pointing
straight up at the snare band so you get
a lot of crispness a lot of that snare
band sizzle underneath the drum not a
ton of impact but if you take this very
thin sharp and bright sound and blend it
in with the top mic you can add a whole
new dimension to the top mic sound will
hear each of these separately and then
together
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there's one other thing you can do with
the snare drum Mike we can get rid of
this dynamic that's an E 905 Sennheiser
swap it out for their sennheiser u 914
dramatically different sound there's a
couple of different approaches we can
point to the head just like we've been
doing or some folks jazz sessions
acoustic music like to point right at
the shell very different sound you'll
hear those two in a minute thanks for
tuning in to this episode on close mics
stay tuned for the next episode on room
mics and in case you missed it check out
the first episode on overhead mic
techniques subscribe for free at sonic
scoop calm and thanks see you next time
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