Drum set 1 mic

It's easy for me to shake my finger at fledgling engineers, knowing what I know now, and this video just gives me more ammunition, despite the fact I made the exact same mistakes at the exact same point in my development as an engineer. Truly though, if only everyone coming up through the ranks had to learn to make one mic work for drums, and to build a mix with it, using techniques like shown here, there'd be so much less mistakes made when we come to the 4,8,16,24 mic drum setups. As with every video I've watched here so far, I can't say I didn't learn anything. Fabs common sense helps loads

how do you skip from one marker to the other without touching the mouse, what shortcut keys are you using, would help a lot. Thanks

Thanks brother, can i borrow your drummer?

Thank you very much for this video, I was amazed of the clarity difference when use gobo walls! keep them coming :)

Thanks for some great knowledge! I really appreciate the fact that the same demonstration is done with both a mic that we all want, and then a mic that we all have! There are so many online videos / tutorials that show great gear that only pro studios have.

@BobRogers: This is true. Don't worry though, these 2 techniques you are referring to are the subject of other videos that are currently in the pipe line. Glad you enjoyed it.

Very good job. One thing you didn't mention is that this is the first step in two or three mic techniques like Recorderman and Glyn Johns. Both of those methods depend on the first mic being well positioned.

This is an excellent tutorial and video! Learned so much about using 1 mic.

Not too many people consider the positioning of the drums in the room. Very nice!