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Just wanted to let everyone know that our new CD is up on iTunes and amazon mp3. Look for the band "Hendrick" and the CD is titled "Exhale".

Just thought I'd let you guys know of a new site you might not have seen yet. Tons of plugs, I haven't really gotten to test them out, but maybe a few guys on here could try out a few and report back. Lots of "emulations" of vintage gear like an 1176, a distrssor and a fairchild. They graphic...

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/MoPAD/ I'm sure any other brand would work as well, but these are the cheapest. I got a pair today for $30 thinking it would help a little, and it made a bigger difference that I thought. The low end is much clearer than before. If you have your...

I just bought a new interface, I went with the Profire 2626 because of the great reviews and the extra inputs. I've had a Firepod for a few years now and have outgrown it. The Profire will give me 16 more channels through ADAT a clock and hopefully a MIDI port that works(the firepod midi was...

My firepod went out the other day and so I'm now in the market for a new interface. Does anyone have any experience with the Profire 2626?

This a song of a band I'm currently working with, it's been pretty fun, I really dig their stuff. It's pretty simple, drums, bass, 2 guitars, lead vox and one bgv track. Thanks http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/47356-Stavely-Mirrors.mp3

I tracked this song on an SSL console(which was awesome) and brought it home to mix. It's the first song we've done for our EP. Take a listen! http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/file.php?fid=10494

I did a new mix of one of our demo songs to send to a management company. I thought I'd post it to see if any of you guys can find anything I might have missed. Thanks http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/39690_alliwantedmix.mp3

I had a quick session with a friend of mine today. I'm doing some stuff for him to put on his myspace. It's just acoustic guitar and vocals. http://www.lightningmp3.com/live/56054_matt1107mp3.mp3

Ok, I was bored earlier and while messing with my kick drum I decided to try and make a Drumagog kick sample. I didn't really know how to do it, but I figured it out (there's probably an easier way than how I did it, I just didn't know) Anyways, I'll put it up on here and see what you guys...

Thought I'd show you guys this, it's the Stupid Deal of the Day http://www.musiciansfriend.com/stupid

I have a macbook pro in mint condition that I'm willing to part with. I love the thing but I just don't use it enough to justify owning such an expensive laptop. I got it so I could do mobile recording, but I still end up using my PC for everything. I'm asking $2000. Specs 15" screen 2.33...

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Anyone else using these have trouble getting a big snare sound from the overheads? The cymbals sound good though them but the snare never seems to sound like it really does in the room. I've used them mostly in an XY in front of the kit and over the drummers head and sometimes in a spaced pair.

I currently have a Firepod and will soon be upgrading. I'm probably going to sell my macbook pro, cause I don't use it enough to justify how much I spent. I will probably get rid of the Firepod and want a new interface that will support 16 channels of simultaneous ins. I want to keep it...

I'm borrowing my friends tube compressor and it's the only piece of ourboard gear I have, unless you consider my Firepod to be one. Anyways, is it a common practice to run a mic signal to the compressor before the preamp? I know I can't do it with mics that require phantom power but is it OK...

I'm about to begin recording a band and the singer I think may sound good doubled. I've never had much luck with doubling vocals before and have always strayed from it. Usually the singer was singing too off from his first take for it to sound good. Can anyone lend me some advice on how to...

Is there any other product like the HD cards for pro tools that have processors built in that take load off of your computer. They have DSP's built into the card and you can run tons of high-res audio tracks without any load on your CPU. Anything like that that wouldn't cost me as much?

My band members came over last night to do some demo recording that we are giving to our producer/engineer who will be recording our album in August. This is the first song we did last night, we did one take and kept it. We are almost done with all the demos. This one's called The Echo and...

Our band is going to be going into the studio in august and we're working on a bunch of new stuff and I'm in charge of putting together demos of all our songs because the engineer at the studios wants to hear them before we start tracking. Anyways, here's a song of ours, it's not quite done...