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Gah his snare sounds good 😋

Holy smokes that's wild

Off center is my favorite 👌

Thanks for this. Not some drawn out review. Quick and to the point. 👍

Inside - middle is the sweet spot

Porthole! Only way to go for some heavy beats! I honestly like my 2mic system, a boundary inside for the beater and a Beta52 centered outside on the reso

I like it centered just outside the port hole... added attack. Thanks for the video.

I was hoping you'd place the mic 0" from the beater; that would definitely change the sound!

Time to change that snare sound

What’s interesting about this is that the offset mic positions makes the pitch a lot more audible which in this case is an F. This would work really well in certain situations but only those that don’t directly clash with the pitch (e.g a piece in D Major cus of the F#)

I really liked the Outside, Off-Set position. Sounds like two recording mics are in order.

Lol the “why go” groove

This is a great video! Thank you!

I like the sound outside the port hole the best

I usually place it few inches from by beater. The punch and click sound is phenomenal

Actually like nr. 2 the most

Awesome video. Thanks for editing them so close together to really hear the difference in each placement

He got the st. Anger snare drum

2" from beater sounds like a synth bass... Sick!

Fantastic demo.

the center and outside offset where my favorite from here

Outside the porthole❤

Offset outside sounds fantastic to me

Snare sound brings me joy love that bounce

I liked 1, 3 and 5

Thank you, man, it was really helpful

Outside off-set si 🔥

I like just outside the porthole but all positions have their uses.

Thank you for sharing

You discovered earth,air,Watter and life..thank You realy much

Very nice, thank you

why do we record the batter heads of every drum except the kick?

sick groove🎉

That’s sick

cool videos like this simple direct and well done are great I rarely comment on a video but you deserve a like 👍

Very impressive!

I don't know why but the deeper it kept getting the more I laughed.

AKG D112 Mike inside the drum with both heads on is my favorite!

I liked the offset one

What a crazy good video and for a short too!

I have Gretsch drums also. Got them maybe a month ago. I dont know what the difference is with these snares compared to others, but they are easy to tune up and have an incredible sound. Sounds like making popcorn, lol It's by far the best snare drum and sound I've ever had. I would like to add the kick drum to that list also. Deep punchy tone. The toms sound good also. The one im having trouble with is the 14" floor tom. I've tried every trick i know, plus I tried things from KZfaq tutorials, and I just can't quite get it to sound right and flow with the others. By itself, you can get it to sound great. Even get it low enough you dont need a bass drum. Not sure what's going on at this point. Maybe i need to retune everything else around it. Everything else sounds great though. Heck, it might just be me. I've been hitting drums for almost 40 years now, lol

I would blend a couple of those, add in a subtle kick pad/patch to either the front of the head or behind where the beater hits.

#3 please :)

I preferred the second one the most.

Sound 2, 4, 5 also interesting beside 3

One off center and one 2" from the beater on the inside at the same time would probably be killer

I like position 2 and 3

I like the “just outside the port hole” sound the most. I feel like there’s some phasey stuff happening once the microphone is inside the shell.

2nd and 3rd are best sounding in my opinnion

Nice beat.

I liked #2 the best

Wow, I def like the first two. Once you lose the second head, it gets thin. Punchy, but thin.

yep! some people i know jsut throw the mic inside the drum resting on the internal muffling stuff, sounds dull and woolly to my ears when they do that!!

nah two mics on all drums, plus triggers for the gates, one hybrid concert kit we did took up nearly 48 channels lol, big bold sounds and routed through DCAs and bass drum had its own sub cluster centre stage plus the line array,

OMG is that how you do it??!! Ty

oh please don’t go on me… don’t go on me now - Pearl Jam drum beat caught in the wild

I like the on the threshold of the port hole and the half way inside sound, really reminds me of Disturbed and A7X kinda

Offset placement = space jam

None of the inside ones sounded different from being at the port except 2" from the beater. So outside center, outside offset, outside port hole, and 2" from the beater are the unique sounds.

That’s groove tho

That would be funny if the last one was "outside" and we hear nothing

I wonder if Zach Hudson (the Blue Devils’ old Drumset player) tuned that snare It sounds so good

That farthest from Port hole outside💙 boom❤️

Porthole for the win

I don’t have a “port hole”

Outside porthole is defo the only right answer

Outside off-set would be my guess for many John Bonham recordings.

I thought the last one would show two microphones as the kick beaters lol

Sounds like Pearl Jam's "Go"

What if the microphone is the beater

I like 3'o'clock position

idk if id call some of them drastic, but interesting

Why Go!

2nd position is the best.

Gretsch... my love...

DRASTICALLY

Pearl jam GO and WHY GO

How do I get that vintage kick sound wheee you don’t hear the click/pop so much, it’s sorta just a big marshmallow sound? That jazzy song with the finger snaps in Twin Peaks has a great example of this kick tone

Outside the the porthole. The way it should be

Outside for me

Are we all going to ignore that tasty ass groove?

"go" from vs album

Why Go - Pearl Jam

Snare drum sounds good but for this demonstration for me it's overpowering the actual tone of the bass drum and because of excessive ring hard to concentrate on the tone and effects of the bass drum

What fabric did you used in bass drum ?

Put it in side front of pedal

how about taking out of the bass drum that 1400 pounds of pillows😂😂😂😂

Lamb biscut

I mixed sound for 15 years. I lost count of how many drummers asked me to make their kick drum sound like a cannon when they had it tuned to sound like a card board box. Geez.. I liked the off set best but overall this kick one sounded a bit too flat (dead) to me . MHO

Get triggers and the roland module(s) my tm2 is giving little issue with two ontrigger Gen 3s and speed cobras. But some like just an interface to go into the close by computer (good idea, a 100 dollar bee link can handle a couple things for audio stuff.) including reaper and SD2/3/ezdrummer. It can easily go on the back of some cheap monitor you or your family has to give away. Put it on a stand. Mini recording device for triggers and you can watch videos like this! I am going to make a channel soon as I believe I can collab with these channels to improve ourselves. I have better advice and drum skill. He has better recording know how and equipment. I even have a buisness legally now. It is for my computer science in embedded engineering and music know how combined. So you ask for computer help or custom hardware to do a task. Then get guitar lessons and hardware support. Music hardware like... Making your own vocal booth using pvc and blankets. (with the computer thing I was talking about) I loved mine so much. But used the blankets for a nicer room with my drums and 55 inch TV. My amps.... Jam world

You forgot to show how it sounds when you use the mic as the kick drum beater.

Speaking of Dampening, Pop filter please.

Add a sub kick mic to help capture the lower frequencies that aren’t picked up with regular diaphragm mics

Is that “go” by Pearl jam?

Well that's a Kick drum. A Bass drum is a resonant musical instrument with two resonating heads that don't have holes, and it has no blanket inside. You can compress out some extra resonance for recording if you like, but that thing in the video may as well be a pillow.

Ima new drummer can some PLEASE tell me y u put blankets\pillow in bass drum

just kick the mic :D

Lol that 2 inch mic set up at the end sounds pretty bad

Thats called mic placement 😂