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Sexydevil. Checked out your website w/ all the songs. Not bad my friend. I'm not much into hiphop/rap, but some of the beats/melodies/bass are interesting. I actually like some of the garage beats coming out of the UK...the streets, dizee rascal, stuff like that.

It's a hammond b3. I don't know what soundfonts are out there, but Native Instruments has a good organ soft synth called B4.

A couple of other guys who do not get their due respect. David Grissom- played on albums by Joe Ely, Storyville, and John Mellencamp Ty Tabor- King's X David Wilcox- Known for his alternate tunings.

I vouch for the Fender American Std. Tele. It's quite the workhorse. Well...that and the strat for it's tone. Also like the Rick 360's for hollowbody sound.

Nice sound on the demo, Sonixx. I have a 714 and can't seem to get a good sound using the stereo mic setup. I'm using an SDC 12" from body/neck joint and LD same distance aimed between soundhole and bridge. It sounds like I might be having some phasing issues. Another method I like is to...

Dominic Miller- for work on Sting albums since the early 90's Ed O'Brien- the other Radiohead guitarist. His playing really shines on Neil Finn's '7 Worlds Collide' live album. John Mayer- he's not just another teen idol.

Uhh..is that not what samplers are for? Correct me if I'm wrong, but I record "real" drum/percussion samples while triggered via midi through a controller/keyboard.

Unless they've changed it recently, the free version does not run on xp or 2000. So unless you're using me/98, forget it. I had the 001 system and it's pretty good for audio. However midi setup was a pain. I ended up selling it to buy a better mic pre for use with sonar.

Also you may be able to grab a new one on ebay for a little less than 300.

I had the same problem with the volume control, but the new driver update seems to have fixed the problem. Other than that I have been very satisfied with it.

Great tune. Only suggestions I could make is some de-essing on lead vox. T's and S's are standing out. Also shaker comes in off-time and drums are a little too busy. Just my thoughts.

Nice vocals and drums! Again, what are you using for the drums? It's far from crappy. Arrangement is well constructed and the players let the instruments breathe. Overall, well crafted song and recording. Would love to hear more.

Listened to all the tunes. Definitely a progression in quality of vocals from cover tune to original material. However, guitars and keys are muddy. You could use a little more clarity in them via high shelve eq or just retracking with more highs.

I'm thinking Steve Earle-esque, especially the first tune...but then again I'm from Texas. Everybody seems to be doing the Americana thing around here. Your voice suits the music and fits very well. If you want a different place to park your mp3s, try nowhereradio.com.

In reason i would export to wav files, then import those wav files onto an audio track in homestudio. Also if you have homestudio 2, you can use reason via rewire. Certainly cuts back on the whole import/export thing.

Want to know about reverb. Check out this thread. http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=39918

I have the FW410 and it works well for my uses. However, on occasions my pc can't find the drivers and I have to reinstall them periodically. Not sure if its the drivers or my computer. Also, i've heard good things about the emu 1212m and 1820m. They're supposed to have really good a/d...

Cool Edit Pro (Audobe Audition) is easy to use and has some decent effects.

I currently use acoustic drum loops for rock/alt type tunes on one track in sonar, but want to be able to separate each drum onto its own track for better mix control. What's the easiest way to do this besides manually slicing each transient? I have Recycle which is great for doing this, but...

Go to file->export, then export as wav file. Then use your third party software (nero, pyro, etc) to burn a disc. Just make sure to dither to a 16 bit wav file during export.