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d1 and d2 mics
I really like how full these mics sound, take them over a md 421 any day? Am I crazy?
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Re: d1 and d2 mics
Maybe...maybe not.operator_tape wrote:I really like how full these mics sound, take them over a md 421 any day? Am I crazy?
I had a bunch of d2 and I'd use them on toms a bunch for a while. Then I'd use the 421s and think, wow those other records would have sounded cooler with these. I sold 3 of the 4 d2s I had.
YMMV
I think a bigger help to you 57 on the SD is not using a 57 on the SD...
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I like D2s/D3s and MD421s on toms...depending on the kit/style/player. Also, the D6 can be great on some kits/styles. Never tried the D1 after hearing some less-than-steller reviews so I can't comment directly there.
The D2 really does have a great sound when it works.
As for snare...there are so many snare sounds out there, it really depends, but for that really snappy crack of rock drums, I am digging the Shure Beta56 on the top and the Sennheiser MD441 on the bottom. A match made it heaven! For less "snap", I go with the Beyer M201 on top...rich and full, lots of low mids, but not as much snap.
The D2 really does have a great sound when it works.
As for snare...there are so many snare sounds out there, it really depends, but for that really snappy crack of rock drums, I am digging the Shure Beta56 on the top and the Sennheiser MD441 on the bottom. A match made it heaven! For less "snap", I go with the Beyer M201 on top...rich and full, lots of low mids, but not as much snap.
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