Mick Fleetwood
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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As mentioned on the official Ahead Drumsticks website.
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Used for the bass drum on Rumours, as stated by producer Ken Caillat in this August 2007 Sound on Sound interview.
In terms of the miking, Mick Fleetwood's kit was recorded with two AKG 451s overhead, an AKG C414 with a 20dB pad on the snare, dynamic mics for the toms and a Sennheiser 441 on the kick.
"Mick was always a fanatic for headphones," Caillat remarks. "He had to hear everything perfectly through them, so I'd have an assistant dedicated to just taking care of them. He had to be able to hear the part to play the part, and he was a really heavy hitter of everything except the kick drum. We used to call him 'Feather Foot', because there'd be these tremendous snare and tom hits while the kick was going 'pfff-pfff, pfff-pfff.' In fact, if you solo'd the kick you could hear him going, 'Ag, ag, ag, ag,' all the time he was playing. It was loud enough to come through the kick drum, and you couldn't hear anything else with the gates on the snare and so on.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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Mentioned by the official DW website among the limited edition snares.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official DW website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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As mentioned as part of Fleetwood's setup, according to the official Zildjian website.
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Used as overheads on Rumours, as stated by producer Ken Caillat in this August 2007 Sound on Sound interview.
In terms of the miking, Mick Fleetwood's kit was recorded with two AKG 451s overhead, an AKG C414 with a 20dB pad on the snare, dynamic mics for the toms and a Sennheiser 441 on the kick.
"Mick was always a fanatic for headphones," Caillat remarks. "He had to hear everything perfectly through them, so I'd have an assistant dedicated to just taking care of them. He had to be able to hear the part to play the part, and he was a really heavy hitter of everything except the kick drum. We used to call him 'Feather Foot', because there'd be these tremendous snare and tom hits while the kick was going 'pfff-pfff, pfff-pfff.' In fact, if you solo'd the kick you could hear him going, 'Ag, ag, ag, ag,' all the time he was playing. It was loud enough to come through the kick drum, and you couldn't hear anything else with the gates on the snare and so on.
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Used for the snare on Rumours, as stated by producer Ken Caillat in this August 2007 Sound on Sound interview.
In terms of the miking, Mick Fleetwood's kit was recorded with two AKG 451s overhead, an AKG C414 with a 20dB pad on the snare, dynamic mics for the toms and a Sennheiser 441 on the kick.
"Mick was always a fanatic for headphones," Caillat remarks. "He had to hear everything perfectly through them, so I'd have an assistant dedicated to just taking care of them. He had to be able to hear the part to play the part, and he was a really heavy hitter of everything except the kick drum. We used to call him 'Feather Foot', because there'd be these tremendous snare and tom hits while the kick was going 'pfff-pfff, pfff-pfff.' In fact, if you solo'd the kick you could hear him going, 'Ag, ag, ag, ag,' all the time he was playing. It was loud enough to come through the kick drum, and you couldn't hear anything else with the gates on the snare and so on.
The initial recording of Rumours predates the release of the C414EB that same year.
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Mick Fleetwood is shown with a Roland SPD-SX Pro Sampling Pad in an Instagram post by Roland V-Drums captioned, "Mick Fleetwood at his home studio with our SPD-SX Pro!"
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