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. What he said. They are $100. Save an extra $100, buy an RNC for example, and you'll notice an enormous difference.

Good pop record, great interesting recording. Wow. I thought I would hate this. Anyone a fan? Also, out of curiosity, does anyone have any idea exactly what the limiter is that's crushing the drums and making the whole thing sound like early Queen?

Is there a good spot somewhere that explains these basic concepts? I've been reading quite a bit and I'm still a little confused. Particularly the part about making yourself your own publisher. I'm essentially looking to sign up with ascap, but I want to make sure all my stuff is in order and...

Metal is awesome.

Oh man, I remember back when I used to get my older brother to buy me beer and Id read this thread.

Well, first, you have to be GOOD. Second, the right audience has to come into contact with your stuff. I suppose setting a large net might eventually pay off in some regard, but those two things are about all that matters.

From now on, everytime you hear that question, you can refer to this link. http://www.tcelectronic.com/Default.asp?Id=8906

Yeah, to each his own. I'm glad that I'm old enough to have spent a good amount of time with both.

Kick ass playlist Tim. Hag me is a favorite Melvins tune of mine.

Make sure you're creating a midi file for the input, not an audio file.

You know the concept of the whole thing, the next thing you should be doing is experimenting and listening. Its important, and just that simple. Play around with your settings and watch the gain reduction while youre doing it. Also try processing some piece of audio and notice what it does to...

Never heard of it, but I'll check it out. Thanks. I couldn't choose my favorite record from that place. There's an awful lot of them.

"Is the record any good? Yeah? Cool...turn it up"

The band that's being recorded is pretty lame IMO, but you get a pretty fun look at Albini's place. Also, hearing him opinionate about the latest Metallica LP is pretty great. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-8569889159990090948&q=zao+duration%3Along

Oh dear god, Spiderland is one of the highlights of the 90's for me. An absolute classic. And don't get me started on the Jesus Lizard LP's. No, I've not seen a single thing about or from K Sheilds since 93 or whatever. I remember reading somewhere that they had a whole new LP ready to go...

Ahh, ode to 388. The biggest find I had all last year was my 388 in pristine condition for $300. The thing is, my 388 gives me a bonor and makes me shed a few tears at the same time. It gives me a bonor cause the thing has this fantastic fat, unique sound that you don't get from other...

Both. When it works, it works, and you can easily hear it. MBV's Loveless has been a favorite of mine since it came out for the same reasons you like it (which probably took a long time cause K Sheilds has a reputation for being a ruthless procrastinating pothead). I love Albini recordings...

My first inclination is to maybe consider a more sparse arrangement of the song (post it if you can). When the say instrumentation and arrangement of the song is very simple, there's more room to it and when there's room in a song, each part is alloted more space to spread out if that makes any...

No, I don't believe you can in Acid, but Sony's CD Architect is fantastic for laying out a CD and buring it like you want.

Don't know if this will help, but I found this. I was kind of curious myself. http://www.gibsonpipes.com/soundsamples/index.htm