Contoured Or Not? Examining Frequency Response In Kick Drum Microphones
Looking at some of the mics in question and examining why we might (or might not) want to use a pre-EQ’d kick drum mic.
October 8, 2019
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Looking at some of the mics in question and examining why we might (or might not) want to use a pre-EQ’d kick drum mic.
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