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I don't, but I can easily get one. As far the shop, it's kinda weird. I have several friends who get their guitars repaired there, and they have had no issues. It seems I'm the only one.

So, I have a really nice washburn. But the electronics are going out on it. When played, it will be clear, then I'll bump the guitar (even slapping the strings with my palm wilk do it.) Then the electronics will cut out. Another good slap will bring em back. I thought it was probly a loose...

I've got four PDMIC78's (U know, the ones that look like the SM57 but aren't) that I got for ten bucks a piece. I thought they would be crap, but turns out they're all right. From the research I've done, they are probably the only good product Pyle makes, and they aren't the SM57. They dont...

I suppose that is true. As far as I know, he's not charging anything.

Here are the three songs I've released so far. All songs will eventually have bass, drums, keys, and backing vocals. Lemme know whatcha think. :) https://m.soundcloud.com/resurrectrock

Ok. Thanks guys. That's pretty much what I thought, but thought I'd double check. I'm not really desperate yet for allot of exposure, But figured if he was legitimate then I wouldn't really mind. He does do interviews and stuff apparently for free, but those artists Ive looked at that he...

I don't know what I would call myself either. Don't even really care. I would guess something like FolkRock is what I would call my genre, but I just make music. Don't worry about it. The best artists never confine themselves to a particular genre. (That isn't saying that I'm one if "the best" :) )

So I was contacted via Twitter by a fellow who runs this thing called Exposed Vocals. Some sort of thing where he "finds hidden talent" and tries to give them some PR or something. He wants to do an interview with me. Does (anyone know anything about this guy? And would it be at all worth my while?

Aww, cut the guy a little slack.... He IS a DRUMMER after all! lol. (btw, In case any drummers are offended by that comment, I'm also a drummer. ;) )

I'd just like to say that I own two AKG P120's. And These are GREAT mics! I use them for vocals, overheads for my drums and for recording acoustic guitar. I might not be the most experienced guy as far as mics are concerned but in my limited experience, the P120'a are wonderful! :)

Haha! Oops. :) I can see that you guys a pretty great bunch with a wonderful sense of humour.

My old drum teacher just loaned me a Shure Beta91. I'm thinking this will probably be my solution, though I haven't used it yet.

Thanks for all the great advice! Now I understand the

Thanks for the advice! I've only got one question: What do you mean by "Pad down the output?" I'm fairly new to recording, so I'm not yet up on all the lingo :)

Hey, all. I'm looking to mic my kickdrum and am wondering what mic I should use. I've got 3 Shure SM57's, 2 AKG Perception 120 Condensor cardioid pattern mics, and then a cheap condenser cardioid pattern mic I got from PreSonus. I'm planning on using the 57's for snare/toms/(hi-hat?) (I'll be...