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Yeah, that's what I really meant to say...

I ditto that ditto.

LOL You are impatient.. but that's what got me to respond, so I can respect that. Here goes my attempt to answer your question: Yes, it should work. I have installed English software that my company makes on several foreign language versions of Windows (Win95 mostly cause it was a while ago)...

ok then, get bent. (oh, and see your other thread for my answer to that one)

Thanks for listening Slack. I know what you mean about the low end, as I went for the upright bass sound and it tends to get lost with everything else I got jumbled together in there. The kick drum is lost as well, but I was aiming for a more jazz type feel and everything I listen to in that...

You are correct if he was talking about an audio CD, but he didn't specify and he did actually mention autorun, so I gave him the way to do a data CD because I assumed everyone would know that an audio CD will autorun by default if the operating system is setup for that. At that point it's not...

I'm not exactly sure what this has to do with Recording Techniques.. unless you misconstrued that title to mean recording CDs, which I guess is understandable, lol. I think all you have to do is create an autorun.inf file and put something like the following in it: [AutoRun] OPEN='whatever'...

The first thing you can do is STOP posting the same question in more than one forum. We aren't so stupid that we might miss it posted in just a single forum. Second, search this BBS using keywords for the things you mentioned and you will probably find the answers to many of those questions...

Multiple tracks, multiple tracks, and multiple tracks. Layer the guitar parts as many times as you can. I would say for a thick sound you need 3 or more tracks for each rhythm guitar since you aren't currently getting what you want. If the guys playing can nail the stuff, you can try doubling...

Search your computer for *.mp3, and if it worked then you should find it. There's probably a setting in the encoder that determines where the mp3 is written to, and you should be able to change that to whatever directory you want. I've never heard of what you said you are using to encode, so I...

Hey, is it too late to change my song submission?

Thanks for listening everybody. As always, I've gotten great feedback so far about how I can improve the song. I'll have to check the bass again and do something about bringing it out more while trying to keep it from clipping. I'm also going to see if I can bring about a compromise with the...

This sounds VERY clean for your equipment. Good stuff. It definitely needs something more in the way of a lead vocal or lead instrument to pick up a melody line somewhere in there if you are going to continue the tune like this. Of course, half my stuff is still lacking that and is unfinished...

Cool stuff Brad. I love that effect on the background vocals where it comes through clear, like on "oxygen"... and then the "you can't even spell it" background part right after that. The other vocal part almost imitates a heavy guitar riff at times when you are repeating Bossa Nova faster and...

i downloaded "new and smile" I like it. It has a very nice "new and smile" feeling to it, so the title fits. I think there's a little too much low-mid range in it. Some more in the treble range might offset that enough... I'm not sure about that, but it tends to sound just a slight bit...

BG 4.1 We used one BG4.1 to mic the acoustic and then used the same mic later on to record all the vocals. When I bought the BG4.1 almost two years ago it was much cheaper than most any other decent condenser mic I could find local and try out. I would probably take a look at some of the...

just my experience... Sony discs are by far the best I've used personally, and even though they can be more expensive they are the only ones I buy for audio now. Never had problem burning them on several different drives or reading them on any CD players. I have had lots of problems with the...

More setup info... Thanks for listening poo and for the compliments. crEEk talked about some setup stuff in above posts as well as did I, but here's a summary of everything recording equipment wise that we used for all the songs listed on crEEks MP3.com page: vs880, Shure SM57 and BG4.1 mics...

Think of SCSI the same as IDE when it comes to questions like that. It's just another method of making a hard disc work and communicate with the computer. A hard drive is a hard drive is a hard drive. If you want to get specific, you could have an external SCSI hard drive, but you could also...

Yeah, you're right that most people here say 7506, but since I have the 7504 and can't ever remember 7506 I just said which ones I have and told him to search for what other people here would recommend, which I knew would more than not come up as the 7506 like you mentioned. The AKGs are good...