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Sorry if this has been asked...but I was wondering if anybody has ever been able to get any usable sounds out of the "DISTORTION" effect in CEP. I was thinking that maybe I could somehow use it to beef up a harmonica, but I've never been able to get it to do anything other than annoy the crap...

I'm nearing the end of a Project, and I had planned on "padding" it with this song. I posted a (longer) version of this a week ago, then yanked it because it was just "too damned long." It's about a minute shorter, and many thanks to "Kramer" for that suggestion...although it was a MOTHER to...

This song post is purely for fun. If you're busy, move on to critiqueing something worthy of it. The song is called "Christmas Wednesday," and it was recorded last December. If you like it and laugh, great. If you hate it or are offended in some way, please don't feel OBLIGATED to tell me...

I posted these in the MP3 forum, and I got some great help in terms of "sound" advice, so to speak. I'm really more of a writer, so if anyone here does stuff like either of these songs and wants to colaborate (sp?...yeah, I'm a writer)...lemme' know. Thanks, Chris...

I tried to delete my other thread to make this less confusing, but THE MAN said I needed permission or something. Anyway, here's what I heard in your comments... Sluice - liked the drums (I brought 'em in earlier) - [by the way, that little project of yours yesterday was impressive]...

First time MP3 post here...so there's a HIGH likelihood I'll screw it up. 3 songs: (1) "Right Now" - It will remind you nothing of the VanHagar tune of the same name. Best Quality - It's short. (2) "Bottle of Wine" - Best Quality, my 12 year old daughter singing on it with me...(I KNOW how...

Is there a place where I (you, we, us...whoever reads this) can upload MP3's of recordings to have them critically ripped apart (or even better, improved) by people who subscribe to this BBS? Thanks

For awhile, I've been wondering if there's a way to get CoolEdit to basically "flatline" EQ a track without me having to manually boost and cut different frequencies. When I take a song that sounds good to me (usually some commercially recorded something or other), and I view the "frequency...