I’m really excited to share this episode with you for two reasons:
- I really dig what Highlands Worship is up to, and Josiah and Luke give us an awesome look into what goes into their weekends and their latest live recording.
- We geek-out on the production side a little more than normal with their FOH engineer, Luke Vogel, joining in.
Listen to Episode 028
Links to things in this episode:
- Highlands Worship
- Highlands Worship: Jesus You Alone: Listen on Spotify or Apple Music
- Church of The Highlands
- Whiteley Solutions
- Josiah Tickell: @josiahtickell
- Luke Vogel: @lukevogel
- @Highlandsworship | @motion_worship | @churchofthehighlands
- Josiah’s YouTube Channel
- Worship Drummer Green Room
Drum Gear Rundown
- C&C Custom kit
- 22″ Kick
- 9×13 tom
- 16×16 floor tom
- vintage Slingerland snare
- 15″ Zildjian Kerope Hats
- 18″ Zildjian Kerope Crash
- 20″ Zildjian Kerope Crash
- 22″ Zildjian Kerope Ride
- Hardware: Ludwig Atlas Pro stands (cymbals) and kick pedal
- DW Hi-hat stand
Drum Mics used on a regular weekend at Church of The Highlands
- Audio D6 on the kick drum
- Audio-Technica ATM 25 on toms
- Shure Beta 57 on snare drum
- AKG 451 small condenser mic on the snare bottom
- Beyerdynamic M160 on the hi-hat (ribbon mic)
- combo of overheads and underheads:
- Neumann KM184 on the bottom of each cymbal
- Mojave MA301 FET large condenser mics on overheads.
Drum Mics Used On The Live Recording
- EV RE20 on the kick drum
- Audio-Technica ATM 25 on toms
- Beyerdynamic M160 on the hi-hat (ribbon mic)
- Shure Beta 57 on snare drum
- Mojave MA301 FET (large condenser mic) for overheads – No underhead mics for live recording
- Coles 4038 ribbon mic above Josiah’s right shoulder (seen in pic below)
- Sennheiser MD 441 dynamic mic
Disclaimer: please note that some links are affiliate links that let you help support WD at no extra cost.
Pics from Highlands Worship Live recording:
