Nice! Drums are hard to record, you need a specified microphone for that in many cases
At 4/11/18 08:38 AM, Troisnyx wrote: I'd find it hard to record this thing.
Took it in the practice room. This is my current setup. The long drum from Mio/Homura is next to my snare, otherwise the kit is fairly basic right now.
EDIT: oops I forgot the piccie
At 4/11/18 12:33 PM, eluukkanen wrote: Nice! Drums are hard to record, you need a specified microphone for that in many cases
I'd need several; one kick mic, two for the snare, two for each of the toms, and that's not even counting overheads. I only have one XLR mic to my name, just the one I use to sing. It's not suited for recording, let alone bringing out the sound of each individual drum.
New to the instrument family although given to me secondhand, Fender FM-61SE mandolin. Gift from a friend. I hope I use it well...
At 2/10/17 01:18 PM, Troisnyx wrote: Newest addition to the instrument family, a Fender Squier P-Bass.
...a legit one which we actually got for £40 ($49.93), no joke, at one of them cash converter shops.
Wow Trois this was petty theft. Is it still holding up well?
First bass guitar I got right here. Mitchell mb200. Big ol’ frets.
At 11/20/18 09:35 PM, FinaLee wrote:At 2/10/17 01:18 PM, Troisnyx wrote: Newest addition to the instrument family, a Fender Squier P-Bass.Wow Trois this was petty theft. Is it still holding up well?
...a legit one which we actually got for £40 ($49.93), no joke, at one of them cash converter shops.
Oh yeah, it is. It needed a clean, but that was it.
Fender Mexican Standard Tele modded with a DiMarzio Super Distortion Strat bridge humbucker (kudos to Mikhail from Mihado Guitar Shop for fitting it in) and Fender locking tuning keys (not shown in the photo). I have a Strat style white switch tip cause at one point I had to replace the stock pickup selector (which died) and I thought the white tip (that came with the replacement pickup switch) would complement the pickguard and pickup.
And this is my drumset. The photo was taken in a recording studio cause I can't play the drums in my apartment. xd
My 1986 Yamaha FC-6 Flamenco Guitar that I use for all my guitar recordings.
Thought I'd get in this, here are my babies;
I'll take a pick of the rest of the family once I'm home this evening.
Cant take a picture of it sadly since im using it to make this reply :D
Charl
lol ~ I would just be showing a picture of my mouth since I write most of my music by humming or scatting it; sometimes I'll even use a portable audio recorder of some sort to remember the melodies later.
Here's a picture of the recorder I personally use:
I also have guitar and bass but couldn't fit it in the post
