jt.mcrae
Senior Member
Just a quick question:
Why do we say "always tune the drums for the audience as they will be able to hear the drums better than you as the resonant head is facing them" and then go and mic drums from the batter side?
Ideally under close micing situations should we re-tune the kit so that the drums sound good to us rather than the audience?
Just something that has puzzled me for a bit and your thoughts opinions would be appreciated
Jackson
Why do we say "always tune the drums for the audience as they will be able to hear the drums better than you as the resonant head is facing them" and then go and mic drums from the batter side?
Ideally under close micing situations should we re-tune the kit so that the drums sound good to us rather than the audience?
Just something that has puzzled me for a bit and your thoughts opinions would be appreciated
Jackson