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<blockquote data-quote="drummaman1" data-source="post: 165067" data-attributes="member: 13757"><p>The quick way would be to buy two Shure SM57s.</p><p>Place one above the kit, above the snare primarily.</p><p>The other one will go in front of the bass drum, or bass drum but facing snare type deal.</p><p></p><p>Thats also assuming you have a mixer to put all this through.</p><p></p><p>If its going to be one mic, well then, a large diaphragm mic would do greatly, like an AKG C3000B or a similar brand. You need to take care of those mics a little more thna say, an SM58, but the sound quality is noticable.</p><p>Good luck!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="drummaman1, post: 165067, member: 13757"] The quick way would be to buy two Shure SM57s. Place one above the kit, above the snare primarily. The other one will go in front of the bass drum, or bass drum but facing snare type deal. Thats also assuming you have a mixer to put all this through. If its going to be one mic, well then, a large diaphragm mic would do greatly, like an AKG C3000B or a similar brand. You need to take care of those mics a little more thna say, an SM58, but the sound quality is noticable. Good luck! [/QUOTE]
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