I'm going to be recording my kit tomorrow at a friend's house. Any advice?

dont use triggers
focus mainly on the overhead and room mics, and only add in some close miking for extra punch/attack etc.

use triggers.
focus mainly on bass-drum sample sounds and looking cool etc.

''haha''

yeah, either this or the way i posted. there's no middle ground here, either you like music, or youre cool as fuck. choose one

I would say it would be "Either you can play, or youre cool as fuck."

See i know what im talking about, for i cant play, so i just focus on being cool. u know?

ah, well youre doing a great job! i hope im not as cool though, i prefer playing music

Date got moved foward a week. I guess I should provide some more info.

I'm gunna be recording the kit in my sig. I'm pretty sure there's gunna be a mic on each piece. We've got a kick mic and a bunch of sm57's and 2 condensers and some other mics. My main questions are how high are the overhangs supposed to be suspended, and should I put the kick mic in the drum or just inside the hole I cut in the front head?

/not using triggers, you don't need to look cool to sound good

Get a nice Mic kit. Also use some descent software that will auto adjust the levels.

Sir, it seems like you still have to learn the most valuable lesson in drumming. ; DDD