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You know jdrocky, your method is similar to a method we attempted on one song that didn't produce the best results unfortunately. I recorded the basics of the song on my own and used sequenced drums I created on my SR-16. The drummer decided he didn't like my drum patterns and changed them up...

Well actually he is a decent drummer at the end of his rock career. You see he's played drums for like 15 years but this is his first and probably last band. He's never had the ambition to join a band, and now since he's joined the group he's gotten married and has a baby and has lost what...

I don't know what a wild card is, but this song made me all teary eyed! :( Now I need to go drink my tears away. :mad: Ah fuck it maybe I'll just go down to the bowling alley and but some beer for some under age girls and see if I can get lucky.:eek: Nice song!

I only got the last 19 seconds of the song on that download. :eek: How did you record it?

What a nightmare.:( It seems like it must be typical dilemma for a lot of home reccers that haven't yet made the leap to the higher quality sound cards. I mean even with four to eight inputs it seems like you would still run into snags. On the several occasions where I've recorded in the pro...

Neat song! I myself step dancing as I type...:eek: Mix sounds good on the crappy comp speakers! Where do you come up with this kind of stuff? It's fluffy!

Sounds pretty good on my shitty computer monitors mix-wise. Not sure what you wanted to do with this, just for fun, or whatever. Could use some additional production, was a bit on the simple side. That's cool too though. Bring the vocs out a bit!:D

The recording went OK last night. We figured out that the majority of the big rattling was coming from hits to the high toma that were reverberating heavily which we remedied by removing the bottom skin from the that tom. It killed the major rattle, and the tom sounded fine. Unfortunately...

please explain!:confused:

I posted this in the drum forum but I'm not getting anywhere so I'm appealing to a higher court. Trying to record drums on one stereo track. I'm using 4 mics; kick, snare, and a pair of overheads. My problem is that the snare rattles on certain kick drum beats and on whacks to the hi tom in...

someone mentioned something about taping the snare down, anybody ever hear of that?

Hey before you skin whackers start coming down on me, let me first clear it out, I'M NO DRUMMER! This would seem like a simple task to your basic drummer I'd think. Anyway, I'm trying to record a drummer and the snare rattles on the snare drum when the high and medium toms get a good whack...

An even quicker way to set your effects permanently on your track is to solo it in multitrack view and mix down to new track.

Pony that's right, there really is no benefit to recording in cubase then mixing in cool edit, you're just creating a lot of extra steps. Cool Edit is a great program, and much easier to learn than cubase. Unless you're intending on integrating midi instruments, cool edit would probably be the...

Yep!

I think your processor and RAM are going to have a bit to do with things as well.

It's true, Cool Edit loves Windows ME. I recently upgraded my RAM, hard drive space, and OS to Windows 2000 Pro. I expected to get all this great performance out of Cool Edit but didn't really get much. I use Cubase now as well, and Cubase doesn't work with ME so I kind of had to do it. When...

If there's room count me in. I have a bunch of new tunes that are just getting finished up.

No you won't see many low-riders in Detroit, outside of maybe the Woodward drean cruise. Too many damn pot holes.

Wow this was the last thing I expected to hear when opening a doc stawl MP3. But fuckshit I liked it! :D But is still wagging. Did you eben sample the guits? Dud you could have at least played those! Fun tune really. Reminded me of Fatbot Slim. Seriously I liked it, wouldn't change a...