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That comes down a lot to playing technique. If your vocals and guitar don't gel together to begin with then nothing in the mixing stage will fix that. Sending the guitar and vocals to the same reverb can help to create the effect that they are in the same room. Now, if you don't sing like...

I believe the Pod Studios come with a Lite version of Ableton which will get you started recording. Don't bother with Pro Tools. Check out Reaper instead, you can use the full program for free, they trust you to pay the license fee if you continue using and it is a LOT more reasonable than any...

Really good work man, I'm loving your vocal style, very original. Tight production. Only thing I'd recommend is bring the instruments down at points, even panned as they are they sometimes bury your vocals, which should be the focal point.

I own an acoustic kit, a cheapo CB kit that has served me amazingly well over the years (learn to tune people!) I keep wanting to upgrade but can't justify it just yet over other gear as I no longer play live. But for recording purposes, I use Superior Drummer with a couple SDX expansions and...

This post kind of hurt my head. First, I don't think you saw any EZDrummer examples using acoustic kits. Every video I've seen reviewing/showing off EZD has used electronic drums. A lot of them LOOK like acoustic drums. Second, what do you mean EZD can change the sound of the drumkit...if...

So why don't you record something and tell us if you're screwed or not?

Re: dynamic response. In Amplitube 3, the amp sims supposedly react the same way to playing that a real amp does. I'm not exactly sure what the guy who said amp sims aren't as flexible was on about because they are a million times more flexible than a "real" setup. Don't like the sound close...

That's all you see where on this site? There's plenty of threads talking about DI guitar and amp simulators. You don't need the mixer, there's nary a few interfaces out there now that can't take a cable direct from the guitar. Be warned though, if you DON'T have any amp simulation software, it...

Are vintage Casios better than the kiddie/learner keyboards they put out these days? Or is it just a hobby...

Wow, untwist your panties kid. You're the one who bumped a 5 year old thread.

For a band that is as heavily synth'd as you, you should probably look into getting a keyboard player or DJ to handle the electronica side of things. It'd be a lot more dynamic and authentic with a keyboard player than an Ipod or backing track.

The type that makes it sound better in the mix.

If you haven't recorded the guitars and bass yet...how in the name of Christ do you expect him to be able to hear them? :confused:

Make it 5 overdubbed tracks.

I think when your argument necessitates the inclusion of time travel, you might want to concede the argument :laughings:

A new hard drive isn't going to fix your problem if you're getting fan speed errors.

How so? He's muting/soloing the Pro Tools tracks on the mixer. It's integrated into the system.

Are you sure it's a .wav file? Sound like index files of some sort

There is no "great difference" between Mac and PC for recording purposes. Many people have been led to believe this because Apple are marketing geniuses. You don't have to keep your studio PC isolated from the world, but you should be careful not to bog it down with random programs. I have my...

What's the difference between reverbs and impulses? Or are they the same?