obtenir un son de batterie et surtout de cymbale à la Beatles et à la Doors

c'est quoi comme mics le OH donc, et le mic floor tom

How did Norman used to mike it?
Well, the usual fashion for recording drums was you had a stand mic and a hi-hat mic, which were AKG D19s. And I think he used a 4038, which was made by Standard Telephones and Cables [now Coles], for the overhead. Now, there was an AKG D20 on the bass drum. So off came the front skin and I placed it inside, right up close to the other skin — and got into trouble for it because the powers that be said, “The air pressure's going to damage the capsule,” which is a fair enough statement. Whether it did or not, I don't know. But I did it, and that day got a special letter from the management saying that on Beatles sessions only, I could move the bass drum mic closer than 18 inches.

ça viens de là :

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Mamamia, je viens de la recevoir, quel son ! je suis sur le cul ! c'est absolument démoniaque.