Drums:
Snare - SM57 -> OSA MP1-A -> MOTU 1224
Kick - D112 -> Mackie VLZ 1604 -> MOTU 1224
Kick mic 2 (several feet away) - Rode NT1 -> Mackie VLZ 1604 -> MOTU 1224
Toms - SM57's -> Mackie VLZ 1604 -> MOTU 1224
Overheads - MXL603s -> Mackie VLZ 1604 -> MOTU 1224
On the overheads I blended a dry, barely-compressed track with a heavily-compressed track with some reverb.
Guitars:
Both were recorded DI with a 2004 Telecaster. I used the "Amplitude" plugin, just to see how it worked. In retrospect I would just mic an amp next time - it took too much EQ to get them to sound right.
Bass:
Just recorded direct, DI. My little secret weapon is to use Steinberg's "Magneto" plugin instead of a compressor.
BG Vox:
SM57 -> OSA MP1-A -> EMU 1212M
Lead Vox:
Apex 460 -> OSA MP1-A -> EMU 1212M
Slight stereo delay instead of reverb. Ultrafunk compressor.
My signal chains, especially for vox, should be taken with a grain of salt. Frankly this mic sounded no different just going into the Mackie instead of the OSA, or the MOTU instead of the EMU.
And a word of caution about the Apex. I think the mic sucks. It happens to work some magic on my voice, but not on anyone else I've recorded on it. And it takes a whole lot of EQ to get this far. Even on my brother, whose voice is NEARLY identical to mine, this mic sucks terribly. I got lucky.