First, don’t go out and buy a bunch of mics if you have not already. We have found that in most applications, a kick mic and at least one overhead mic is all that is needed to give the sound person control over the drum volume. This works well for a few reasons. It’s inexpensive. It’s easy and uncomplicated, and you don’t have a bunch of mic stands and cables to fight with in a tight area. Use a small mic stand to mic the kick drum or just lay a mic inside the drum on some type of cushion. If you have the Lid panels that are Velcro receptive, you can apply a few strips of hook Velcro on the back of a standard PZM microphone and attach it above the snare on the Lid Panel. You can use a few more strips of Velcro to drape the cable over to the side of the booth and then down to the floor. This mic will pick up the entire kit and eliminate the need for a mic stand.