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No vocals, anyone wanna add some? ;) Reggae'ish / Mainstream'ish Song... Aside from slightly getting off beat and jacking up the drum part in a few places, I might've also mixed it a bit too loud. I think I'm starting to finally, atleast somewhat, get the hang of this whole...

I just re-edited it and I got it sounding a lot better, it's the same link on the first post of this thread. thanks for the comments.

you're right... thanks

Heavier Song (Re-edited version, after the first 3 posts in this thread) There's some parts I need to fix like the beginning you can hear a buzz from the electric... the thing I'm most dissatisfied with is the toms, they're too dampened. Used DKFH Superior with a TD6S Roland for the drums.

thx for the comments. the drums aren't real drums ;) they're drumkit from hell superior, mapped from a roland td6s vdrumkit

thanks for the comments bud. btw i meant "acoustic" as in electric guitar played on a clean channel ;) just so we're on the same page.

hehe... well, this was all me playing, bass / guitar / drums. when recording this one i really wasn't putting any emphasis on playing tight, as i was kind of in a hurry to get it done within a night and focus on trying to get experience with mixing/mastering. i'm also rusty on the drums...

I'm still a big newbie, having fun messing around with stuff... http://www.garysimon.net/newmusic/Intro2.mp3

A buddy of mine recommended that I beef up a verse (all just powerchords on distortion) by recording a 2nd track of the same thing and panning one left and the other right, to provide for a fuller guitar sound... is this common practice? Thanks! (i TRIED posting this in the recording forum...

There's no vocals, but this is pretty much my first attempt at making something sound somewhat similar with decent quality... also, even though the mp3 is 3:30, it pretty much ends at 2:30 (forgot to cut off the last minute). Nada Surf - Popular Equipment used: - Washburn electric and Cort...

ahahaa... i hope those vocals were that bad for a reason. sure, SEND IT i say! although the joke might be on you lol.

dude, try it now and post your results here! ;)

"Or will you forget me"... of course, if she's the average chick she'll not only forget about you, but the week after the break up she'll be all over a new guy repeating the cycle. ;) i'm pretty much a beginner, and I have a toneport ux2. the only thing I notice about your acoustic is that...

hm... I don't have a good idea of what type of shape you're talking about... could you explain it better somehow? (get out photoshop or windows paint!) or use ascii hehe.

how about this idea for starters??? get a cardboard box, soundproof it with soundproofing, get the mic in the middle of it, (so it'd be covered on the sides and the back).. it'd probably help eliminate a lot of sound.

For some reason on this forums page listing, there aren't any "Page 1 2 3 4 >>" buttons etc, so I can't research if this has been an issue discussed before (and I have no idea what I'd search for).. so here it is, sorry if it's a redundant question... My room isn't dry at all (it's a bedroom)...

I went to guitar center yesterday, prepared to buy the SM81 ($60 more than the KMS27)... but the dude there highly recommended the KMS27 for acoustic recording as he had experience with it. So I went with the KMS27, but I figure I SHOULD get other opinions with experience, because I don't want...

omg. that WAS the problem! what's really funny, is earlier this morning I read this post and I was like "yes, yes, I had it pointing the correct direction"... and a lil later i decided to get out the manual again and i re-read the part that says which direction = front, and I read through too...

my comp isn't that loud... i tried those distances... 15db pad wasn't engaged (i tried all settings) mic isn't facing the comp, hehe.

Line6 TonePort UX2