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How to mic drums for small and mid sized venues | Sound Engineer's Practical Guide

How to Mic Drums for Small & Mid-Size Venues Skip the studio myths—this is drum mic'ing for real-world live shows! Looking for a practical guide to mic’ing drums for live gigs in bars, pubs, or other small venues? In this video, we break down how to mic a drum set using budget-friendly microphones and a Behringer X32 rack mixer—no expensive gear required! Whether you're playing live shows or setting up your first live mix, we'll teach you: ✅ What to consider when choosing mics for your drum setup ✅ Best mic placement to reduce sound bleed and getting the relevant tone ✅ What to do when you only have 2 or 3 channels Watch our 🎧 In Ear Monitor Series:    • In Ear Monitors - Series   Don't forget to subscribe and turn on notifications for more live audio tips and mixing tutorials Chapters: 0:00 Intro 1:18 Drum kit components 1:54 How to choose mics for the drum kit 4:18 How to place the kick drum mic 6:21 How to place the mic for a snare 9:14 How to place the mics for toms 11:15 How to place the mic for a high hat 12:36 How to place the mic for over heads on a drum kit 14:45 How to mic drums when you have only limited channels available 15:05 How to mic drums with 1 channel for a live gig 15:31 How to mic drums with 2 channels for a live gig 18:22 Micing for the drummer 19:26 Final thoughts and considerations