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If you followed all the instructions when you installed the firepod you porobavl just dont have your mixer know (bottom right knob on firepod) turned to playback.

Theres also the pearl rythmn traveler. http://www.americanmusical.com/item--i-PEA-RT705HC.html But personally I wouldnt buy it. The gretch kit is designed for a serious jazz drummer, and the pearl, well its kinda a joke.

Try checking out something in the peavy line of amps http://www.peavey.com/products/browse.cfm/action/list/cat/70/begin/1/Amplifiers.cfm The keyboardist and the bassist (electric upright) in the big band I used to play guitar for both plugged into a peavy amp similar to one of those but much...

Did you forget to mention your a member of Lagwagon? lol. Well your tune sounds really good, actually alot like Lagwagon, alot.

Sounds great, but I agree that the guitar tone really ruins it.

I've done business with 8th street. They shipped up to me in Canada no problem and they offered a great price and service.

I think it sounds great. If you could re do the bass guitar to get it more present in the mix it would really make the guitars sound full and powerful. Same goes with the kick drum.

yeah, it's pretty straight forward... the intro is the picked riff then I strum the verse but im sure you've got it :)

Sounds great Tim, I'll be waiting anxiously.

Hey guys, I just finished recording these basic tracks for this song I wrote many years ago. It's a very simple rock ballad called White Flag. http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=380545 The order goes: intro: light cymbal fills and such verse: steady rock beat chorus: heavy...

lol... I've tried to teach him about drum machines and so on. Belive me, he plays each track part by part. He'll sit there on the keyboard and black the drums by hand and record them as an audio track. It's actually pretty cool.

Wow. Thanks for the replies :P

Hey guys, My friend sent me this song to ask me for some critisim. So I thought I'd post it for you guys to take a listen to. I'm not sure about the recording techniques he used, although I do know he doesn't use any midi. He plays his beats parts by part and records them live to track...

So I really couldn't desiced where to post this, and it's kinda unrealted to the this forum but here goes. I'm making a promotional piece for my company, it's basically a crazy rain storm with some voice overs. I've got the storm sounding really good but what it really needs is some deep earth...

So I thought this was really cool.... http://www6.islandrecords.com/thrice/thrice_rx_contest/downloadTracks.php They give you all the seperate tracks from one of the songs of their new album and who ever does the best remix / cover wins $4000 of recording equipment....

I've got a les paul studio and its a great little guitar. Easy to play, great sound, and its built like a tank. Best of all I picked it up on ebay in brand new shape for $900 canadian shipped. So thats about $750 in U.S. dollars :) Also, if you ever plan on playing live, a les paul looks a heck...

Holly CRAP! I was thinking to my self as I listened to the beginning of your song... 'man this thing is boring' but once the vox kicked in... nice....

This song makes me glad I was born in the 80s :P

mix overall sounds good. I didn't like how the bass riff kinda followed the vocals in the verses. I also found the verses to be a bit boring, because she sings the same through out it.

The CD is available in a buncha local music stores, but check out the website www.dreadnaut.net and email the guys and they can probably give you more info. Really great album, especially compared to their last one. I think if they keep the pace they are traveling at they have a decent chance...