Mike Levine

AFicionado
Experiment with turning the the kick mic so it's off axis to see how that affects things. You could also try removing the front drum head and varying the mic positioning more radically to see if you get a tone you like better. If you can find a way to do it, replacing the cheap overhead mic with a better quality stereo pair or stereo mic will help not only the kick drum, but the overall sound. In a 3-mic setup, the overhead is going to impact the sound a lot, and if it's a cheap mic, it will probably not be a positive impact.
[ Post last edited on 09/24/2014 at 14:17:49 ]