Sabian Sound Kit 4-Piece Drum Mic & Mixer | Reverb Demo Video
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- The first of its kind, the Sabian Sound Kit is a dedicated 4-piece mic and mixer set designed specifically drums. Can't hear yourself while you practice? The Sabian Sound kit will fix that. Want to cut some sweet demos? This kit will help you that too. Like practicing along to demos? You can do that with the Sabian Sound kit. It's pretty much the ultimate practice tool for drummers all in one handy dandy kit.
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Hosted by Adam Hansen
Gear used:
- 22" HH King Ride
- 18" Custom Shop Prototype Crash
- 14" Vanguard Hats
- C&C Drums
Well, that definetly sounds like something I would put on my soundcloud, it sounds great.
Definitely true! What Adam was referring to is the MP3 recorder built into the mixer. What you are hearing in the video is the stereo mix coming out of the mixer, being recorded through our Focusrite interface. The MP3 recording capability is not quite as high fidelity. Hope that clears things up!
All right, thanks for the explanation.
i have a presonus 8 channel audiobox, is this product good for recording if the out goes to the presonus?
Hi, what sort of audio interface would be sufficient? Is it just one output/input that's needed to record the stereo mix? (I'm new to recording) thanks
What DAW is being used to mix this?
1:17 beethoven practiced
His hearing deteriorated in the course of decades until he became deaf in his last years, so he had quite a time to get used to it. Besides he mostly composed during those years, I wouldn't say he needed practicing that bad cause he was already a legend.
if they had put a snare input on this thing, this would have been an amazing home recording tool.
0:55 is the story of my life. Definitely buying this kit.
Hi, thanks for the review. I got one of these kits for some time now and I'm really happy with it. I think I can gain some precision with my kick in no time. I tried the "Glyn Johns technique" for the overheads but came back to the recommended setting. The Glyn Johns technique would probably sound better in another room. Anyway, a very good product for practicing and probably for small gigs (haven't tried yet). The quality of the internal recording system is useful for practicing but too poor for anything else. My kit is a DW Frequent flyer with a Super Solid snare and I use Paiste cymbals. Cheers from Switzerland.
sweet shirt dude, and great playing, keep it up dude
I love it.
Orrrrrr, a Samson DK707 kit for like $230 and a 4 channel interface for $75. For $50 more you get 4 more mics and better expandability, full mic kit if you play a live show somewhere, extra mics, etc.
what 4 channel interface do you reccomend?
@@_IRONJAW If you're trying to get 4 channels for $100 or under, the UMC404 used hovers around there, and older interfaces like some Presonus/Tascam ones, you just have to look around your local area on like Offerup, ebay, reverb, etc.
@@lukebogartmix thanks so much. Im just guessing it's plug and play after I set all the asio settings again? I'm coming from a single UM2 wanting to record 2 mics.
Main concern just for now is wanting to record an overhead mic and kick mic at the same time
@@_IRONJAW Yep! So with whatever interface you choose to use, it would just be as simple as going into your DAW, making two (or however many channels/mics you're using), setting the inputs on those channels to the right ones, and hitting record.
@@lukebogartmix sweet thanks! ill try to scavenge around for a pre sonus
does it record Separate track files, that can be import into a DAW? or just a stereo track?
Is the mixer expandable? Be great if you could hook another mixer into it and get more drum mics
$300 bucks, that's a pretty cool deal and a nice idea. Practice is good!
Nice video Adam, you Da Man! Is this strictly a learning tool, or can this run through a PA at gigs?
Amazing snare sounds
That snare sounds awesome
I would have already pulled the trigger on this if it had onboard effects or an effects loop. Just would like a little reverb for the drums.
That would be cool, if it had 8 mic inputs, and something like Rec n Share, to upload drum covers straight to social media
Exactly
Very good playing-.
A young John Goodman.
can you record zildjians with this or will it not work
ah, funny guy
(:
...you need the tabs also?
Is this a powerd mixer ?? Meaning does it plug straight in to speakers or does it require additional equipment like a amp to run speakers ??
can i run the yamaha ead10 with this?
Solid drumming
what would I need to hook it up to an amp and have it project the sound ?
Should I consider buying this as my first drum microphones, if I wanna make covers on CZcams?
Again, Is the mixer expandable? Be great if you could hook another mixer into it and get more drum mics
Does it only work w headphones, cant get it to work right w a speaker
Can you hook up an android phone and camera app to it?
Sounds good enough for SoundCloud/public consumption to me! Haha. Or at least demos.
How can I use this for making drums covers? Do I need anything else besides this ,a camara and cpu??
@The Football Culture a usb audio interface correct? So I can plug the cables from the master out into the interface, and then have it sent to my computer?
You got it!@@Goomie
Do you need the master in and out so it can go to the house??
can both headphone jack output work together at the same time?
You think this kit can be for good use for Drum covers?
How long can it record maximum? Because I want to cover some whole concerts for myself...
Hello, i have a question about recording the sabian sound kit with a focusrite scarlett
solo 2nd gen. The focusrite has one XLR input and to record the sabian sound kit directly onto a computer I have to connect it to the focusrite with an XLR cable.
But the input on the focusrite is intended for microphones. Do I have to worry about that or will it make no difference?
Thank you very much in advance!
Hi bro, im not very good in tech. How do you record your play, track and video at the same time? Could you give me some advice please. Thanks much
Does the mixer has a plug for the camara? Yo march the video and the audio?
Can you use it to mic up your kit for live gigs???
What kind of stand for my kick mic would I need? Mine didnt come with one.
Can I use this without cutting a hole in my bass drum?
Tony a port hole isn’t cut into your bass drum. It’s cut into your resonant head. Most head manufacturers sell reso heads with port holes already cut into them.
How are you recording the audio and video pls.
who manufactures the mics?
Can this be used for recording onto a daw?
sum guys have said this is shit??just wondering y they would say that.
im looking to get this.
wats the best headphones to use?
thanks
The mic over his right shoulder looks a bit close??
I want one
Which heads are they using?
Will this work for a 7 piece kit with 8 cymbals? For just at home not for a gig or anything, Iam surprised it took them this long to come out with something like this. "Sabian mic kit your ok to record zildjian cymbals right? sabian be like yes we're brothers" lol
What snare is that?! Want!
is this a two and a half men spinoff?
lol--he does kind of look like Angus T Jones--:)
I need drum mics for live playing at my church. Would this work or do I need something else and if so what.
Though the primary application for this system is rehearsing, you could use these mics for overheads and a kick mic. You will want to add at least another dynamic microphone for the snare drum. Something like an SM-57 would do the trick. goo.gl/Yp7ock
How many money for it
im a beginner, can i play background music while recording? thanks
Yes
Any one have this I can talk to?
Sound guys, this is not our stuff! don't waste your time here!
Sounds like a toy. Get real mics and individually mic everything.
AAAAAAND it sounds like crap! lol! No but the Bass kick doesn't have any.. you know.. Bass! No snap on the snare, the cymbals have no stereo image, & the floor tom just gets lost sadly. This is a great idea however. I just think it is in it's early stages of development. Drummers in general are terrible at mic'ing up & mixing their drums though. Tracks from the 70's & even the 60's sound 100 times more defined than any of todays music, which is really sad.