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In Reply to: Drum kits seem. . . . posted by risabet on July 15, 2014 at 12:33:19:
It depends purely on how the drum kit was recorded and mixed.
For example it is very typical in Rock/Metal to use a spaced pair as overheads (besides the individual drums being close mic'd) which is than hard panned left&right during mixing. This tends to result in a larger than life representation.
Jazz and Reggae usually use coincident pairs for the same purpose which tends to lead to a more realistic sized kit.
Of course these are just rules of thumb and exceptions abound as there are also the Recorderman Technique, the Glyn Johns Method etc.
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