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well, i still don't quite get it. it clips when you record, right? and it doesn't clip when you record in other projects? if that's the case, maybe you've just accidentally got some wierd setting activated in that project. why not just take the tracks you've done already and throw them in...

Ha! there. how's that, prick.

I'd say don't DI the guitar, but that is just me. Either record the amp along with the drums and get the mix right in your mixer, or do what johnsuitcase said and try to rig it up so that the drummer has the guitar in headphones, but the guitar isn't being recorded. As for this problem, just...

sounds to me like what mshilarious said could still be true.

what's your set-up?

they used old school gear. and that's how jack white sings.

Beginning with his second album, Everybody Knows This is Nowhere, Neil Young recorded all his vocals live along with his band. My question is: How? I'm fairly certain that with most of the albums, with the exception of Tonight's the Night, a condenser was used. I think that Eliot Mazer is on...

I for one just don't get it. Records should sound live!!!!

I'd be suprised if it didn't distort! that's what limiting does, you know.

is it a hit? it sounds like something that i'd' hear on "the ocean", which is the adult contemporary station around here. that's a compliment. :D

oh, and i think the best recorded album ever is Neil Young's "tonight's the night," so you get an idea of my preferences.

I agree. Pinkerton is their best produced album imo, although it is tough to compare it to the blue album since they are so different.

I'll explain the chair: someone had a piece of fishing line..... Discovery channell. HA!

LOL! "studies on discovery channel"?????? bwahahahah.

Yeah, we were talking about the clipping that happens with the tube blend on the vtb1. But one thing interesting was that a couple guys actually have the strength of the signal diminish quite a bit when they dial in the tube. I'd be interested to know what the qualities the THD has as it...

I believe that you can sinc up some reel to reels with cubase. I may be on crack though. ;)

This is true, but most audiophiles don't listen to rock. I agree that performance, whatever the genre, is the most important part of the "signal chain".

Save.... i don't know... Already spent.... yeah. :D

The majority of consumers seem to REALLY not want realistic recordings these days. I do, but my stereo isn't good enough to have a completely natural sounding recording play well. I need the extra punch that most commercial recordings have. But even still, I like records that aren't too...

hehe This is pretty funny. I want that baster- I'll take 2000!