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well shit, give me some fucking rep anyway for being so damn cool. :P

In the roughest since, you can use any mixer and rig it to connect to the input on your laptop's onboard soundcard and record it. Is it a good idea? No. You should look into a cheap recording interface, which will bypass your laptops (most likely subpar) soundcard. Something like this

In what manner do you want it to connect? Are you trying to use it as an interface?

Could you possibly be any more vague?

....And swirl paint jobs are quite easy to do. Plenty of youtube videos on it. Basically, you need a big bucket or tub filled with warm water, a box of borax, and some oil based humbroil paint. Just avoid the pink and green Steve Vai gay colors.

‪Herc Fede Custom Swirl- for Paul Reed Smith PRS fans!‬‏ - YouTube

Don't call me homeboy you fucking racist!

I am often surprised at the mentality of new drummers when it comes to mic selection (I don't know how relevant it is to this thread but it is worth mentioning anyway) as they tend to go for good mics on the kit (mainly snare and kick) and then when it comes to overheads they use whatever cheap...

‪Peter Wildoer rehearsing for Dream Theater audition.‬‏ - YouTube If you read the description it reads: "The sound was captured with three microphones, one for the kick drum and two Milab VM44 behind me capturing the drums in stereo." No, you don't need 12 mics. And I also can't wait to hear...

Replacing a bolt on is pretty straight forward. Just make sure the dimensions on the new neck are compatible (similar radius, thickness, width) or at least within spec enough to be compensated for with bridge adjustments (which you will no doubt have to make anyway). You should also check out...

hmm. He sounds like he's singing through his teeth. His diction is terrible.

I've always looked at the price tags on Strats and wondered what the hell you are actually paying for, Then I look at the headstock and remember....oh yeah....it says Fender Stratocaster on it.

Never used parallel compression, heard it being used in a way that made me think "HOLY SHIT THAT"S IT!!!", or quite understood what all the hubbub is about. However, It's on my needless trend accomplishment list. 1. Buy an iphone 2. Start using a mac. 3. Learn how to use Pro-Toolz. 4. Listen to...

Certainly not knocking them. I've been looking at them for a bit myself. The set-up thing isn't so much a problem for me because I know my way around a guitar well. Your description of the stock pickups comes as no surprise as that's generally the case for most stock pickups.

A simple, concise answer to your question.....AD....by a long shot.

We don't. We only wait for other people to start threads so we can hijack them with arguments.

Yeah, the Agiles are ridiculously long scaled. I have read a few reviews on them and they, so far, have been mixed. The most common complaint is that they come delivered with poor fit and finish. A few have alluded that they doubt that the guitars are ever touched by a human after being strung...

Born out of a need to inflict as much pain on the human eardrum as possible, I bring you ANECROGENESIS. A gore-fest of horror metal to use as the sound track for the coming zombie apocalypse. You may think it's all in good fun but is it? Anecrogenesis | Naoma, WV | Metal / technical death metal...

This sounds much more balanced. I think you have overcompensated by pulling out too much bottom end. The bass guitar could use a little more grunt to it.

Sounds like you are mixing with headphones.