Recording & Mixing Packages for Bands
A band can, of course, include any number of different members, playing an assortment of instruments. That's why I decided to outline just the most basic possible packages, consisting of the most common arrangement; Drums (or various percussion), Bass (of whatever description), Guitar (or similar rhythmic/chordal/melodic/lead instrument) and lead vocals. This setup can be applied to many kinds of bands or altered and adapted to fit your own, adding or removing elements as required.
Please get in touch to discuss your specific needs and I'll be happy to supply you with a tailored quote.
Band Packages:

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Options for recording acoustic drums
In any case, a larger room's acoustics need to be taken advantage of and the extra space means there's more room for stands, so there are various new mic-ing possibilities, using ambient mics and more close mics, too. All this adds up to more material to work with and more options in the mix, resulting in (IMO) a significantly improved overall sound, not just for the drums alone, but for the track as a whole.
In order for you to hear the difference, please listen to the following drum recordings. The first (Make You Try, by Third Dart) was recorded in my little studio, using 8 mics, while the second (Millionaire by March Fleet) was recorded using 16 mics in an average/medium-sized practice room at Strictly Studios, 15 minutes' drive away.
However, please do bear in mind that these are two completely different drummers, playing two completely different drum kits, so it's not exactly a 'fair test', as it were, but the two tracks should give you an idea of the difference in character between the rooms.
Obviously, the different location also means more costs, for various reasons, and the extra channels used by all those mics in both set-up and mixing time will also cost a bit more, but I believe it's worth the extra outlay for the gain in quality. It is, of course, entirely up to you (and your budget) - I just want you to be aware of all the options - so I have here a list of costs, which can be added to the above packages to give you an idea of how much extra you're looking at: