It's quiet in here when I'm not playing. Edit: Just noticed the sneaky digit, my bad.
Nice set up. I wish all my drums were mic'd. I use an overhead condenser about 5 feet away, six feet up and in front of the kit to pick up all the sounds. Once in a while I'll get really fancy and throw a 58 in the kick drum. It is less than ideal. Please, start throwing more drums on some of the #hubskicollaborativemusicclub stuff. We've got B_C's baseline that could use some drums.
Yeah. This was in the university studios and I had access to the full drum mic set; I was recording some bits for an album of my coursemate's. Unfortunately this isn't just something that is just always set up and easy to pop down too, otherwise I'd get some drums on those tracks more often! My advice for the best minimal drum mic set up is two overheads and one condenser. The overheads are placed as you would expect, and the condenser is extended into space between the snare, rack toms, floor tom, and kick. Perhaps with a bit more of a bias towards the snare. For this you might also have to remove one of the rack toms. You can get a reasonably nice, balanced sound from this configuration. I'm in again next week though for another session, so I'll see about staying in a getting some bits recorded.