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Before this CD I've always done my music with just guitar and vocals, but I've added a band now... and we're trying to make the drums sound good.
My "studio" consists of, a Behringer Eurorack mixer, Cakewalk Sonar, and 5 SHURE SM57's. So you can kind of see that we're working on a budget.
Anyone know of a good economical mic, preferably between 100 and 150 bucks, for drums. Or maybe have some tips on making the 57's a little more effective?
Thanks
Johnny
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