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What I meant by overpaid is not referring to the gear you bought, cuz it's great gear. It's referring to, do you really need higher end gear to do what you want to do as a beginner? You coulda got some lower to mid grade stuff and had some money left over to grab more vocal gear/software...

He's tellin you to sell it back cuz if you don't already know how to hook it up, you probably don't know what your gear actually does, and it's likely you've got gear you either don't need, or over paid for it. First, ask yourself, "What am I trying to do?". Rap music? Record your friend's...

I meant 6 bands, not 7 by the way.

I've been using sonar 7.02 for about a year now, love it. I just bought a Mackie control universal (not pro) and everything synced up just fine except for one thing. The mackie only reads 4 bands out of the 7 on the parametric eq. Anybody have a similar setup to be able to help me maybe...

very good book, read it myself.

Not a book but a magazine subscription. Any bit of literature would help, right? Go to tapeop.com---- it's free.

Aside from Fly By Night, their stuff has definetly been recorded very well. Really keeps up with the dynamics those guys have. Was listening to some tracks off Pearl Jam's VS. the other day. Forgot how good it was, great drums.

Their record company forbid taking a razor to the tapes. They even had to do mixdowns in one take.

By the way everybody, your replies are killer, and appreciated. I'm definately compiling a new list of listening material. Keep it up.

He underproduced Nirvana's In Utero. They brought in someone else to remix and bring the vocals out. But his recording's do sound like the band is right there w/ no extra gimmicks.

Not quite balanced and a certain "airiness". But hendrix went beyond the recordings, even though he was so intensely immersed w/ them.

Castles made of sand?

Nickelback is gay, but I've heard that song on the radio. But that particular song is alright. Definately well recorded. Punches you in the chest.

That was because I accidently started this thread twice.

I know the Beatles did stuff w/ tape where they used the same guitar solo at the end of Taxman for the fade out. There's definately a "roominess" to the album. It was recorded in a mansion, same place as Blood Sugar Sex Magic. My source is Guitar World magazine the July issue. There's...

I know, I was just kidding. I read an interview with John Frusciante and found out about the recording of their last album. Just thought it was cool how they did some of their stuff, including his guitar sounds.

No, I think I'll still throw the damn thing out.

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