Search results

Hey! I haven't been on the forums in quite some time now, but I just wanted to say I'm still jamming to your songs. It's awesome to hear the progression of your music/recording/mixing. The Faster We Go is definitely a hit! Anyway, just passing through. Have a good one!

Mmm sounds like good vibrations to me. :listeningmusic: The kick lacks a bit of low end boom, but that's just my preference. I enjoy the part where the vocals and guitar follow the same melody. It adds a neat dynamic to the song. Nice timing twists at the end there. Maybe the verses could...

Amazon.com: Korg nanoKONTROL2 Slim-Line USB Control Surface, Black: Musical Instruments Hey guys, if any of you are interested in this, I'm selling it for $45.99.

I have found that the dreaminess is all in delay. You want reverb, but focus on getting swirly sounding delays. Usually I have 2 tracks of AUX delay if I'm going for an effect. One track is set with a delay that bounces randomly and loses bass frequencies as it decays. Another track is used...

Thanks. A while back I restored my computer without the built in crap and essentially had Windows 7 on it. Nothing else. I did a fresh install of my interface drivers and had the same problems. I've found quite a few work arounds in the process though. xD

Well, I bought it when it was $249.99. You have to learn workarounds with this interface. Here is one of my posts. https://homerecording.com/bbs/user-forums-brand/tascam-user-forum/tascam-us-800-interface-316346/

Sounds pretty good, as usual. :p I really like that kind of uneven timing thing you do in the intro. Drums sound good, but they sound a bit darker than usual. Also, have you ever experimented with room mics?

Both sides are out of tune during the verse strums. It's pretty good during everything else. It's that dumb A Chord. My guitar hates that one as well. It's an intonation problem, the pick's attack that temporarily bends the note out of tune, or it's just simply out of tune. Same goes for...

A bit more reverb on everything and you've got yourself an alternative 80's hit! (Is "alternative" and "80's" in the same sentence an oxymoron? :D) Very good song. Kind of reminds me of Learn to Fly by Pinkfloyd. I hate to say this, but the verse guitars sound out of tune on the strum chords...

Greg is a ketchup lover. The song is pretty good too I guess... :D I think it could use a bit more low end, and maybe at the end of the solo (sick solo by the way) add a longer reverb tail. It died out to quickly for me. Do you use track templates then just tweak the mix at the end to fit...

Noise gates just silence audio if it is under a certain volume. When you speak, the noise gate can't differentiate between whether it's your voice or background noise. As soon as your volume goes over the volume threshold on the gate, it lets all audio through.

I guess I'll have to do some shopping around then. I would like to play some things and get a feel for what I want.

I think the snare and vocals could use some presence. That's literally it. Everything else really sits well with me. Great job!

Yeah, there are tons. Reaper allows you to use any VSTi. Just do a search on google for the virtual instrument you want while specifying it's a VST. For example, "Bass VSTi." Once you download the .zip file (usually .zip anyway...) you can just put the .dll file in Reaper's plug-in directory.

I'm guessing Alesis DM6 is my best option.

Ohh I see. I have no experience with modules and junk, but basically I just want drum pads to connect to my Tascam US-800 interface to trigger drum software. I assumed the module was something that produced drum sounds. I prefer the software over the module sounds, so I figured I can get away...

Hey guys. I really want to play drums and I don't really have good rooms in my house, mics, or volume to deal with. I figured an electronic kit would hold me over. Are there any kits I can get WITHOUT a module that I can still hook up to my interface via MIDI?

Haha I was thinking to myself, "Doesn't he mean Chris Lord-Alge?" Turns out three of them are brothers and audio masterminds (Chris, Tom, and Jeff). 0.0 They definitely know what they are doing. :D

Call me crazy, but I would choose the free ones with separate impulses over paid ones any day, and not just because it's a paid version. I actually find that the amps have more gain than those of paid software (in my experiences.) I use Poulin amps, TSE, Acmebar Gig, Nick Crow, and a few...

I would totally start with DrumCore FREE. I think its sounds are MUCH better than that of EZ Drummer or Addictive Drums.