Although I am not done with edits and have not yet written captions or the text for each webpage, I have uploaded VIDEOS that show DRUM RECORDING MIC PLACEMENT.

This material is currently EXCLUSIVE to people who have signed up for the course or forum. There is even a video showing detailed Kick mic placement, with the actual Kick mic sound output for each position.


You will find all of the videos on a single page at


http://bamaudioschool.com/audio_course/99_new.html


Happy New Year,

Bruce A Miller

Thank You Bruce

These videos rate a 10 out of 10!!!!

Nicely Done!!!!

Very nice Bruce!

Awesome...Thanks a bunch

Oh how I long for a mic closet again... You sir are doing a wonderful community service ( as are many on this forum ) Mic placement gets overlooked by far too many, this is a great visual representation of the truth and utility behind it. Great work.

Enjoyed the vids.Especially his approach to OH mics. Thanks..

Couple of things that caught me as weird:

I'm no pro like Bruce, but saying "the KMi84 is like the KM184" is like saying Tangerines taste just like Oranges. As someone who owns a KMi84 and has used the 184's on a few occasions, nothing could be further from the truth. Also, his comment about needing a pair of mic's to perform M/S is not the truth in my world.

Yo can do M/S with one mic?

Very cool of you to take the time to do this, Bruce!

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Originally posted by Oldschoolwax:
Yo can do M/S with one mic?

Bazz, please correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm thinking you meant a matched pair, no?

mud

beautiful! hope to see more bruce.

quote:

Originally posted by MudBean:

quote:

Originally posted by Oldschoolwax:
Yo can do M/S with one mic?

Bazz, please correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm thinking you meant a matched pair, no?

mud

Indeed, and I believe he says you should have a matched pair in the video. typo-aho