Peavey Pvm
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Peavey PVM 22 Diamond Series Microphone Sale Price: $94.99  |
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A great microphone for vocals! The PVM 22 is a dynamic cardioid microphone that incorporates a neodymium magnet which has greatly increased sensitivity over conventional microphones. With the mic's diamond coated diaphragm, transient and frequency response becomes flawless... |
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Peavey PVM DMS-5 Drum Mic System List Price: $499.99 Sale Price: $299.00 |
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For the professional drummer who wants an all-in-one package, onstage or in the studio. System includes a PVM 321 kick drum mic, a PVM 325 snare mic, 3 PVM 328 tom mics, 4 drum mount clips, 4 mic cables with 90-degree XLR connectors, a mic cable with a straight XLR connector, and carrying case... |
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PVM 46 Instrument Microphone Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Return input for connection of external effects processors Record Out for taping RF interference protection on all inputs 3-PIN LOW-IMPEDANCE MICROPHONE INPUT - This input is for typical balanced, low-impedance microphones... |
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PEAVEY PRO RECORDING MIC BLACK Sale Price: Too low to display |
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Return input for connection of external effects processors Record Out for taping RF interference protection on all inputs 3-PIN LOW-IMPEDANCE MICROPHONE INPUT - This input is for typical balanced, low-impedance microphones... |
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 PEAVEY PVM 321 KICK DRUM MIC NEW  US $50.00
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 Peavey PVM 46 PVM46 Diamond Series Microphone US $109.99
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 PEAVEY PVM DMS 5 PC DRUM MIC MICROPHONE SET CABLES CASE US $149.99
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 Peavey PVM 480 Condenser Microphone Mic PVM480 US $99.99
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 Peavey PVM 22 Dynamic Cable Microphone US $129.99
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 Peavey PVM 22 Dynamic Cardioid Microphone US $80.00
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 Peavey PVM™ PVM 22 Diamond Vocal Microphone Mic US $129.99
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 PEAVY PRO RECORDING MIC BLACK PVM480BLACK US $159.00
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 Peavey PVM mic with case US $109.00
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How can I get a louder sound from Drum Mics?
Okay, so I have Peavey PVM DMS-5 drum mics running into a Behringer Eurorack UBB1002 mixer that runs into a Boss BR-900 CD recorder..and whenever I record my drums, it's always too quiet! Am I missing something? I don't want to turn up the gain on the mixer otherwise it might get clipped etc. If you guys can help me out at all with this problem it would be greatly appreciated.
There could be a few things going on.
The first step is to adjust the "trim" or "gain" knob (the knob nearest the mic connector) so that You Are lighting up the "peak" lights only on signal peaks. You will have to adjust each channel trim individually.
After that the rest is pretty easy - make sure the individual channel knob or fader is up at zero db and make sure the output master knob or fader is up to zero db. You should be getting a really good level out of the mixer at this point. You may need to back off the input level on the Boss but only enough so that it does not clip. You should record at a really good level just below clipping - that will ensure that you will have the loudest signal possible with the least noise.
