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thanks for the advice... I'll definitely be considering this stuff (when I have the money to spend!)...

<a href="www.bottlehead.com">This place</a> has a stereo tube preamp kit for a pretty reasonable price. It's a hi-fi line preamp, not a mic preamp, but I wonder if it could be modded to be one without too much trouble, or if it could be used in series after, e.g. a mackie preamp to add...

No one mentioned 11 tracks of whack... Now that's a great album... The solos on Lucky Henry rival even anything on any Steely Dan track by Carlton et. al.. What a hip, modern and sophisticated sound. 2 against nature is far weaker (my op. of course).

Gone... I liked the mix a lot, it really jumps out of the speakers. I can hear every instrument, it's uncluttered. The only criticism I have is perhaps the guitar tone could have a bit more body (maybe that would be bass, I'm not sure exactly what it needs, I suspect you are a LOT better at...

Oops... It should be fixed now... Thanks for the notice

Thanks Rusty... It looks like PC drummer (correct me if I'm wrong) only runs on a billy box, and I have a mac here. I have tried a shareware program called virtual drummer on the mac, which can output midi files, but it has bugs galore when dealing with odd meters, enough to make it useless for...

interesting... I agree with drstawl, the drumming sometimes is 'over the bar', especially for a long time before it comes back to the quiet part at the end. I personally love that sort of thing, but would recommend, as he did, that you come back sooner so as not to lose the listener. I like the...

Pretty cool I personally liked the sampling, I thought it worked with the song. The beginning is pretty strong. The overall sound and mix was also good, inasmuch as I can judge with my not too hifi setup here. How did you do the drums? Some of the synth patches i wasn't that wild about: that...

Thx for the comments guys... I have heard people say that quicktime musical instruments are the worst drums in the world, but I think it's my repetitive (dare I say lazy) programming of them that's the main problem. I'm thinking of getting the native instruments battery product (works real well...

Thanks Rusty... I appreciate the comments. Yeah the 'drum machine' is just quicktime musical instruments, and my programming is pretty (utterly, really) repetitive... Maybe when I loop I should do some editing on the loops to make them less mechanical. Thanks!

If you've got a minute (or 3) could you give a listen to my ditty here: http://home.pacbell.net/janis_t/spd.mp3 I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for tightening up the mix, song arrangement, recording technique (I have a little better equipment since this was done)... Thanks!

imacgreg, just curious If you knew what was included in the full kit. It seems a bit expensive for the stuff that's listed in the picture, unless he's throwing in the box and connecters, etc... Thanks!

Sorry if this has been discussed. I searched this group and came up with nothing... The modification article is in sept/oct tapeop and is written by David Royer. It replaces the electronics with a tube amp/power supply. Curious if anyone has done this and what the results were.

my first post! I think keeping with their naming convention: LUCID ADA2000 or LUCID AD2000 if they want to break from that, how about: LUCID Response LUCID Aether LUCID Fidelis