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Depends on if you need it. So the question is how do I know if I need it? The answer to that is if you a) trust your low end image. and b) if a sub is capable of addressing the issues we'll suppose you have. Spend some time thinking about those and you'll have a pretty good idea of weather you...

Run your compressor infront of your EQ. Depends on how you're sweeping. No. Its a technique problem on your end.

Try mixing in 5.1 surround. That oughta do the trick.

What exactly do you mean by a lag?

I do. They used delay and reverb.

Cant tell from your description. What happens when you sum to mono?

Kick drum, Snare drum.

you want them hitting in the yellow slightly above the green on your meters. Just use a limiter on your 2 bus.

Move the mic to a place it sounds less bommy.

Just plug in his guitar.

Gotcha. lol. I was gonna tell you to saw off the boom section of a cheap mic stand and tack it to the ceiling. Not gonna work if aesthetics matter.

Hell will freeze over before I ever buy and MXL for anything but a talkback mic.

Remove the front of the piano. Go XY config midway across the room. If you catch too much ambience, go XY above your head as you're sitting infant of it. That'll be in phase. If it sounds funny, invert the polarity on one of the 2 channels in your DAW.

Do you care how it looks or do you just need it functional?

I bet that works great until you have to compress something.

Nope.

pro tools. Pro tools. Pro tools.

+1 for IEM's. I use Ultimate Ears.

+1 for Focusrite Scarlet

Use a splitter and send it to an amp. Mic the amp. Then blend the two.