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1. Kick 2. Snare 3. Hi Hats 4. Tom L 5. Tom R 6. Floor 7. Overhead (L) (8. Overhead R) After that you do what you want. Usually bass, followed by guitars, then vocals. I think the reasoning behind it is that any stage hand can mic up a drum kit pretty quick without needing channel lists or long consultations. Especially important at festivals, gigs with loads of bands and no sound check etc. Yes, thats the setup 9 out of 10 times out in the field from my experience. |
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