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Tom,
That depends. You can still use tom mics, SM57's 58's, Condensers. Same input devices. The positioning changes as little. You need more than just one mic per instrument. For some instruments, I use a mic aimed at the outer rim of the instrument to pick up slap attacks at the rim for dynamics.
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