Combat the minefield with a fork bomb. Ain’t no process surviving this engagement.

LOL that was my exact thought. If it were easy, you would be doing it to say you did it.

Ya got me curious on what would be on that list. I got nothing coming to mind.

It’s like we as a county are playing a game of, “locate and find the worst of humanity and put them in public office “

I realize now that I will not make it in the post apocalyptic world. Probably taken out by a staph infection or something else currently preventable like a bad tooth or something.

West coast US…it’s only just beginning.

I miced up a drummer for home recording using cheap Fender conference mics that came with the fender PA. It’s all she had. It technically worked but I ended up having to overlay the kick and snare with samples in the DAW to make it sound decent. I’m the sound and recording guy for a few local bands as I’m their only free option (I’m in them). One of these days I swear we are going to have something worth “real” recording and use a studio. Until then, I improve slightly every time I work through these things.

I’m not particularly good at micing up cabinets but with the 57, my guitar tone sounds good no matter how bad my placement seems to be (slightly off center damn near touching grill). I tried so many ways to get bass decent on it but the 52 just worked without effort. I’m sure an expert could probably get the 52 to sound decent/good but for the rest of us, just use a 52. Don’t have a 58 so can’t comment on that but I doubt any Shure mics are bad.

All of those yes but not the kick and bass mic. Had to buy a beta 52 for those.

The 2007-2011 Australian TV drama Sea Patrol.