I was totally in a 421 on kick phase when I got my 602, and damn it's like a 421 only with subtleties perfected for kick drum. You'll love it.fossiltooth wrote: I've been in a big 421-on-kick phase for a while now. When I'm looking for a firm, punchy, unbloated, easily sculpt-able kick sound, it's been my first stop for the past few months. It also tends to pair well with a fairly close 'outside kick' LDC. Plus, it's more fun to add sweet low-end to a 421 when needed than it is to have to wrangle the subby, sloppy, bulbous, lows on many modern "Kick Drum Mics"
I haven't tried the 602 yet. I'll have to give it a shot. A kick drum mic that can make a kick sound somewhat like a kick drum? I'm there. In those regards, I'd prefer a friggin sm57 over a d112.
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Sold!JASIII wrote:I was totally in a 421 on kick phase when I got my 602, and damn it's like a 421 only with subtleties perfected for kick drum. You'll love it.fossiltooth wrote: I've been in a big 421-on-kick phase for a while now. When I'm looking for a firm, punchy, unbloated, easily sculpt-able kick sound, it's been my first stop for the past few months. It also tends to pair well with a fairly close 'outside kick' LDC. Plus, it's more fun to add sweet low-end to a 421 when needed than it is to have to wrangle the subby, sloppy, bulbous, lows on many modern "Kick Drum Mics"
I haven't tried the 602 yet. I'll have to give it a shot. A kick drum mic that can make a kick sound somewhat like a kick drum? I'm there. In those regards, I'd prefer a friggin sm57 over a d112.
I'll take 2.
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At midget chest height at a 27 degree angle referenced to the kick leg angle unless it is chrome, then you have to muffle the kick leg chrome with a very expensive piece of solid marble, or at least corian or possibly some sort of moving blanket.dsw wrote:What kind of boxing glove is best? Should I make sure its an Everlast or will any old cheap thing do? Does the color of the glove make a difference? What angle to the floor? Away from the drum a little or more towards it? Can't wait to try this....
If the 57 in the evrlast glove doesnt sound AMAZING right away, try using as many U47's as you can hysically stuff into a 24" kick. Stack them like wine bottles.
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I only have 17 U47's, so I never filled one all the way up...brad347 wrote:And you call yourself a professional. Everyone knows that exactly 23 U47s fit in a 24" bass drum.joel hamilton wrote:If the 57 in the evrlast glove doesnt sound AMAZING right away, try using as many U47's as you can hysically stuff into a 24" kick. Stack them like wine bottles.
call me when you have a real mic locker, and we'll do lunch.joel hamilton wrote:I only have 17 U47's, so I never filled one all the way up...brad347 wrote:And you call yourself a professional. Everyone knows that exactly 23 U47s fit in a 24" bass drum.joel hamilton wrote:If the 57 in the evrlast glove doesnt sound AMAZING right away, try using as many U47's as you can hysically stuff into a 24" kick. Stack them like wine bottles.
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