Recent content by tomanderson1991

Well one thing you need to figure out is how do you want to record your band, some people always want to record all at once for that 'live' feel or like albums which are often if not all the time recorded separate and added together. If you want the live method then you will need to spend more...

I think we are all forgetting he said he's put it from his guitar to his mic input, I have a feeling he is using his stock soundcard no interface etc.

In that case I would go for the SM57 it's a great dynamic mic that you can use for pretty much anything providing you have the knowledge on how to.

I don't have that mixer nor had any experience with a USB mixer but from my days at school doing Music Technology I remember the mixers having a button that allowed the headphones to be used, some had a 'volume' which was like a monitor mix which controlled the amount of playback coming back to...

Thanks a lot man. Thats my main problem when trying to learn solos is that I can never just hear the solo if you get what I mean its always some other part I hear and then when I follow a tab I'm thinking well that can't be right cause I hear someothing completely different. But thanks again bro.

I think the best way for you to do this and get better results would be to get a DAW such a Reason or one of the many out there, recording your song through that then when you want to make the video just 'mime' along and sync the two together.

Well do you have to have a mixer can you not just settle for a good interface ?

I had/have the same problem I just recently bought my interface, midi keyboard, mics etc I got everything plugged in and ready to go but had no idea what to do apart from just testing stuff out like the mics or the software. But recently as already suggested I was listening to a song I like and...

I have the C-2's which are the small Condensers and I haven't had any noise like that from them. As other people have said keep the main level down when I record from mine I never have it past the half way on my interface, as for your latest post regarding the 'amplified' part do you do that on...

How is that revelent, But yeah I agree with MJB when your buying your interface I would look into buying some monitors rather than your computer speakers or if your budget won't stretch that far some decent headphones.

By Inputs he was referring to Mic inputs, instrument inputs, MIDI etc Do you already have any monitors if so what connection do they use.

He means a mixerless studio (I think) as in where you use an interface and just plug stuff into that.

Your audio interface will have either RCA out or 1/4" jack out which then goes into your monitors.

Thanks Rod, I've sent you an email with the file attached.

I am in need of some vocals for my cover of Boulevard of Broken Dreams (Boulevard of Broken Dreams (cover) by tomanderson1991 on SoundCloud - Create, record and share your sounds for free) I have just started with home recording and this is/will be my first cover.