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We Are Little Barrie
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’69 Vibralux 2x10. The mics were mostly old Neumanns—although the odd [Shure ] SM57 was used, as well.[citation needed] "Free Salute" – 3:51 "Burned Out"
Beaches & Canyons
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"Endless Happiness" – 15:26 "Big Drop" – 16:39 Eric Copeland: Vocals Shure SM57 , 2x Digitech PDS1002s, Flip 2 Power VTX Tremolo, Crybaby Wah, Electro
Grandma (album)
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stacks. Among the first tracks as well was "Midnight Sky" which used a Shure SM57 and an AKG C414 XLS for mics. The song is one of the more minimalist in
Someone Still Loves You Boris Yeltsin
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own equipment (including a Boss digital multitrack recorder using only Shure SM57 and SM58 microphones), it was not professionally mastered to the same
Y-cable
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Sound on Sound. I had a [Sennheiser] 421 [microphone] on the top and [a Shure ] SM57 [microphone] on the bottom of each of the toms, going into the console
Josh Eppard
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16 in Bass EMAD Clear 22 in, Custom Tama Reso Head Microphones (Live) Shure SM57 (Snare) Sennheiser 604 (Toms) Shure 52 and 91 (Bass) Neumann KM184 (Overheads)
Tears of the Enchanted Mainframe
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Paiste Cymbals. His drums were captured using Shure Beta 52A on the kick, Shure SM57 on the snare, Sennheiser E604 on the toms and a pair of Oktava MC-012's
Blowzabella
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Shepherd Producer: Recorded live on tour in Brazil by Charles Gray using Shure SM57 microphones and a Sony F1 Digital Audio Recorder A Richer Dust Released:
Parallel Lines
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DI/amp method was used to record Harrison's bass and Destri's synthesizer. Shure SM57 and AKG 414 microphones were used to capture Infante's Les Paul guitar
Pure Heroine Tour
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C414 microphones, a Shure SM81 microphone for hi-hat drums as well as a Shure SM57 for snare drums. The public address system (PAS) uses the JBL Vertec VT4889