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Old 27th May 2008   #31
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+1 on d2's and d4's... just plain good.
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Old 27th May 2008   #32
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Had good results with SM58´s on the toms. On the other hand i don´t
have use an SM58 in other recording situations...
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All depends on where the cymbals are.
Most drummers I record have their cymbals pretty low.

With metalheads and huge cymbal racks extended to the ceiling, yeah, hyper will bleed.

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Are we really reducing bleed with hyper, or inducing..??

On the cheap, I kinda dig 57's for toms, but maybe cause I'm soooo used to hearing them there..
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Old 27th May 2008   #34
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audiotechnica at23s are pretty good (wishing i'd bought a pair on ebay i saw for $100)
... then again, i've had good results with sm57s - mostly a source thing to me
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CAD M179's work well for the money. They have the hyper-cardioid option.
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This is one of the few places that I prefer the Audix i5 over an sm57...

Don't have any experience with the d2...

Audix i5 on snare and toms for me...
I used to use sm57 for toms on the cheap and always got fair results. I am interested in how the i5 stacks up. Also the Sennheiser e609 supercardioid might sound decent.
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Old 28th May 2008   #37
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I've used the D2 on toms before with pretty pleasing results, definitely worth checking out.

Anyone tried a sm57 with the transformer-removal mod on toms?? I'm interested in trying this.
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I have tried the i5 and the SM57 on toms. I think the i5 has less bleed with close miking, so I would personally lean towards that. I'm actually thinking of picking up 3 i5's for my tom duties. Same price as the SM57, and I'm usually happy with the i5 on my snare...

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