Condenser microphone drum recording

was playin' around with my condenser microphone n recorded a short sound clip...very happy with the sound quality! =)

Recorded with a single Audio Technica Pro 37 Small Diaphragm Condenser Microphone.

ENJOY!

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• drum
• recording
• condenser
• microphone
• audio
• technica

[timcrow420]

sounds damn good just from 1 condenser mic!!!!

[gggggar]

@timcrow420 haha thanks man!

[AphoticAgony]

condenser mics are necessary for live use but that's for specific things like hi hats.

[gggggar]

@AphoticAgony haha yup...and in this case, it works really well for me as it picks up the sound of my whole kit quite nicely.

[scambies]

Really impressive sound!!! Where was the microphone positioned for that recording? Is that the stand for it I see behind the hi hat there?

[gggggar]

@scambies haha yup that's the mic stand!...i positioned the mic above the whole kit in the middle.

[scottJS2011]

That sound's outstanding! I'm happy to see that work as well as it did because I got a couple of Pro 37s for hi-hats, but I've always wondered how to use one or two mics alone for instances when the drummer doesn't want stands and clips cluttering up the kit. I'll try a setup like that, but I might see if I can put a Beta 52 in the kick drum without creating phase problems, seeing as how that kick's sound is going off in a different direction. Thanks for the demo. :)

[prayersofanathema]

@produccionesmiranejo yeah. i guesso huh

[produccionesmiranejo]

@prayersofanathema

It's actually true though, well, at least for vocals. A big condenser microphone will create more feedback than a dynamic

[prayersofanathema]

@produccionesmiranejo theyll say anything to get you to buy more shit bro