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+1 on making sure the laptop is quiet. A number of years ago a bought a sony VAIO pro and it had pretty good power but the fan was really loud and would bleed into some tracks. :(

look for deals on craigslist. you can find decent electric kits used.

there is some weird cutting out between the layered guitars when strumming, its subtle. Nice solo, Linc would be proud.

I found this TY comparison, of course it is to be taken with a grain of salt but the distorted guitar sounds pretty similar between the SM57 & ES57. for the pink noise test i think the ES57 sounds truer, but we don't record pink noise. [EDIT: i was listening on crappy speakers so i'll have to...

Yeah +1 for sweetwater. their customer service is 2nd to NONE.

Man, i could almost sink my teeth into that walnut neck it looks so good. On the fret slotting, how do you get your correct depth. is there a depth stop i am not seeing?

+1 for the square room dimensions being the culprit. Everything on every studio build site I have ever been to has said to avoid square room dimensions like the plague because of the aforementioned standing wave issues the wreck havoc on anything on the side of listening quality.

Is aniline dye permanent on the skin?...certainly this magic marker would stay for awhile. :drunk: Anyway, best wishes to you Muttley.

you only need one cable. SPDIF is a digital transmission and transmits left and right (2 channels) on one cable. Usually there is an SPDIF IN and OUT, this should not be confused with the RCA analog connectors that only transmit one channel of audio on each cable.

Well then i would have to buy a heard of goats or a nice pair of scissors to cut my lawn. i don't think the Mrs. would like either option.

one other thing...my first time using the router i was not prepared for the head-to-toe covering in shavings and dust i would receive. Now i know why they use dust collectors. :eek:

I fixed the images so they should be better now. (just started using google image) plan on adding some hardwood in the vice so i won't mare my work while using the vise. More on that later. I also have a small assortment of clamps, but i am learning that i need more. I'll post some more pics...

So after absorbing as much as i could about guitar building and some general woodworking (including some great feedback from folks here), i finally got down to brass tax and began the actual journey. After some time i decided on the Ryobi 2HP Plunge router. and so begun the sickness of buying...

does eleven rack have drum sounds? if it does you could do SPD-SX Midi Out > Eleven Rack Midi In >Eleven Rack Out 1 + 2 > Profire2626 Input 1 + 2. Otherwise for the sounds on SPD-SX you could do SPD-SX Out L + R > Profire2626 Input 1 + 2.

Looks like the profire2626 doesn't have midi input so i would run USB from the drum pat to your PC. Make sure you have the latest drivers for the drum pad.

Got my tuners and bridge in the mail today. I don't think i want the hassle of making a pickup so i'll probably buy my p-90.

I think your best bet is a rack shelf. Raxxess UNS-1 Universal Shelf | Sweetwater.com

The one my lovely wife gave me that contains stuff i wont mention here.

Now i would refinish a wine red Les Paul. Not so much a gold top.

I am super stoked