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I do not ordinarily jump on this but... The Chicago Manual of Style Online: Chapter 5 Contents :) The written word is also a method expression.

Put guitar amp in different room. (if you can) direct monitor in Reaper and sing away. If you must have amp in same room because of space limitations you are gonna have some/lot of bleed. Bury it in blankets or other dampening material. NOTE: if you are using a tube amp DO NOT leave amp covered...

Weed and Taxis.

My favorite Clash tune!! Good job.

Producer = ear to the ground, ear to the music, psychologist with business acumen. Good job Massive BTW.

Please tell us what your OS is. There are few (easy to make) mistakes. Please do not be offended by these quick suggestions. Are your speakers turned on? (that one has happened to pros too) I am not a regular Cubase user so you will have to dig around a bit: Make sure that your DAW is routed to...

I do not mean to be rude but why 96k? I do understand the use of high sample rates but.... 100 tracks 32 bit+ plugs. WOW. That would kill my older pc and give my current one a bad hangover. :)

Excellent post Mo. I have used most of the DAW programs out there and Reaper works best for me. One of my collaborators uses Cubase. (Cubase makes me crazy). To each his own.

RTFM. Reaper works just fine. Granted the manual is 300 or so pages but it covers the usage of the program. When I began using it there was a learning curve but it is so similar to a real desk that it was easy for me to get a grip on. Yeah its Midi implementation is not the best/easy but I don't...

Near and far is killing me.

I agree with Greg L. make the sound guy suffer. (retired sound guy here). Look for a Mesa 1x12 EV cab. I have one and use it with a DSL 100 (old version) not the same as a 4x12 by any means but that speaker is a monster and rated well over the 100+ watts the DSL throws out. I used EV 12ls for...

Not trying to start a fight I just like the way it sounds. Relax you guys. It does sound like an inside mic. Maybe my hearing loss results from sticking my head inside of a kick drum back in the day. LOL. The drum does sound large, not a small "jazz kit" kick. No tellin what they used/sampled...

Oh Massive, please elaborate or start another thread for our edification (really!). Limit then normalize sounds like a bad idea. I am looking through some literature for an article that discusses normalization, I think it was written by Gannon Kashiwa. If you get time please pen your thoughts...

Give a listen to David Byrne & St. Vincent "Who". Sounds like multi layer heavily compressed goodness. I like it.

When you run it in your daw as a plug-in is it ending up in mono? Stand alone will output in stereo. Not Cubase user here but I figure that could happen in any daw. Hope that helps.

Are you 501(c)3 ?

I sold my mic pre and mic to afford a monster cable. What now? Yep, I have contributed one more shovel load to dig this thing to the relative antipode. End this madness. Do you need a mic pre?, yes if your interface does not have one (or more).

I think I made a mistake. The previous link will not evaluate your mixes. I got mentally lazy. The MP3 clinic (here) will help you, so post there. If you want to mix others tracks use the link I posted; it is a good forum with nice folks and great tunes to play with.

Practice makes... for more practice. Try this place and send thanks to Mike Senior. Cambridge Music Technology

I inherited one and is painful for audio work. I loaded up my favorite software as an experiment and it worked fine but it was where near my main system. So yes you can use it as a daw but NOT recommended.