Audix Microphones - Essential Drum Miking Part 2 - Chris Denogean

Chris Denogean, Drum Channel Chief Engineer, details a simple yet effective four-mic technique to cover a basic four or five piece drum kit using Audix mics.
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[@Catalog1980onwardsTheRevival]

God almighty! I’ve been looking for this sound for so long, I think I’m sticking with Audix, thanks for demo

[@surreality8009]

We purchased the DP7 kit for our percussion needs and are thrilled with the quality and value they have provided. Very satisfied, thank you Audix!

[@Catalog1980onwardsTheRevival]

Like I said I would get Audix, just got DP7 yesterday 9/10/2020 from Andertons music UK, these mics are so well made, thanks Audix

[@ProbeRoket]

those drums sound so gooey

[@mrtrusty1012]

cool. I haven't yet mic'ed my kit but looking into it in the future. cheers and thanks for the information, very handy indeed. Biggest Problem I have is I live in Australia and mic'ing kits with a desk or computer software is quite expensive. Thats the only reason why I haven't got into it just yet. At the moment I'm only using what my small camera can provide with audio, yeah it sux I know lol... not sure if you can help with pricing(regarding the difference in dollar value between our countries) or even how to get started with a kit mic'ing set up from scratch and especially how do I order this product from America, I mean I have nothing, no desk or software. cheers

[@danmeme7740]

Is that an armand ride 20" at the beginning?

[@larrytate1657]

Thanks for the video. I have the audix dp7 drum pack. Everything sounds really good except for my snare. It sounds thin. Do I need to mic the bottom too to get a better sound? Do u think it could be a phasing issue with another mic in the pack? I have the focusrite interface safire 40. I don't see anything on my focusrite virtual mixer about changing the phase on any of the mics. App any tips. Thanks