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I like the studio project c4s, sennheiser e914, e614. The rodes are nice but I find them harsh. The fatheads are excellent. If you have the money: I like a pair of akg 414 or 214. and neumann km184

Have you even opened it? It's default setting begins replacing with a kick sound.....

the Focusrite is great. They use very nice preamps.

If you decide to go with protools 9 there is student pricing for $295 available from sweetwater. Just a heads up

It's not a low cut it gives it a scoop in the low-mid area. similar to say a e902 or a d6.

I'm looking for a preamp for some kids looking to get into recording around here. I have donated some stuff to them but they need a preamp to start working. If anyone has one it would be great.

Yeah a sdc will work great for the underside of a snare.

It should be ten years. THe warranty is two years for sennheiser products but 10 for evolution wired mics.

Use the money to buy a nice preamp and some monitors.

You can do it yourself for really cheap and easy, but for recording you should record to a different drive. like a fw800 7200rpm 1tb drive. LaCie makes some nice ones.

Although this doesn't matter, I believe RME makes some with 800.

Also, I know some bands like to mix a high gain track with say like an orange or fender blues style track. The gain gives you the crunch and distortion while the cleaner signal gives you the clarity.

Youtube will be a great help when starting out. It makes it easy because you can see and hear what is going on.

That doesn't sound to bad at all. There are a few things to take into consideration as well. He may of been playing through a $15,000 guitar into a countryman DI box. But, with some drums and bass guitar, that ill be a workable sound. A little compression and some eq to make it sit in the mix well.

Don't worry about being clueless. When I say double, I mean play the parts again. When I saw roll of the highs, I mean roll OFF the highs. There is a knob in amplitube in the eq model that says high. I tend to cut this a little. There are many youtube videos on amplitube sounds. Just watch...

Less gain is more during recording. Use less gain and double the parts. I get great sounds out of amplitube. Try rolling off a little of the highs.

this works okay

Does the protools hd rig count. Although it is expensive it isn't cool :(

Firewire and USB 2.0 basically accomplish the same thing in recording(allowing you to record multiple tracks to the computer) I would look at this Tascam US-1641 - USB 2.0 Recording Interface US-1641 B&H Photo A lot of people on this forum use and love this product. This will also keep the...

What it is saying is, you can use usb to connect directly to your computer and use it with virtual instruments OR use midi to connect it to a sound module. You could do both but you do NOT have to.