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Greg.. You owe me a new keyboard man... baahahahahahahaha

This may be a personal taste thing but I'd like to hear a little more of the guitar (just a touch). I agree on the high end part (don't know that it's 10k, but I'll trust DM on that one). I am also at work listening on crappy ear buds not at home with the monitors so judgement could be off.

Tried re-recording the guitars last night and didn't get anything I was happy with yet. I am going to keep playing around with mic positions today and see if I get anything better.

Cash's cover of "Hurt" is one of the best things recorded. love that one

I can record 16 channels so I'm open for any ideas.

Ok, lets get some opinions. I have matched stereo pair of MXL 993s (SDC), I have Neumann TLM 102, AKG C214 (currently loaned to a friend), AT2035. I have 1 presonus tube pre and a presonus studiolive board. If you were going to stereo mic the guitar to record for better tone what would you do...

I am late to the party on this one, but that was fucking epic guys. Enjoyed it start to finish. Guitars sounded awesome and Rami was killing the vocals. Since this is the mixing clinic though and I'm supposed to give criticism.. It needs more cow bell?

Thanks man, it was fun to make. I've got a few more I'm working on, hopefully I can finish them up quickly.

What is a shuffle? I can work on doing a bassline (I'm sure I can pick one up and learn to play it). It is DI, you picked that one up. I really need to get better at micing the guitar. I have some mics for it. Maybe I should try replaying it stereo mic'd

I haven't tried to do synth instruments yet, I'll give it a go. This is not my song, just a cover. Originally started by Bob Dylan, but he never wrote verses. Then Old Crow Medicine Show finished it. Then Darius Rucker covered it, but I don't really care for his version as much. The "original"...

Thanks for the comments. I don't have a bass so there is no low end instrument there. I can work on bringing some of the lows out in the vocal and guitars though. I'll give it a shot tonight and post up the result. And I'm glad you liked it =). I finally "finished" a song and posted it in the...

I'll take critique on anything. The mix, the singing, the playing. I have someone (I'll leave their name out unless they want to say) mixing it so I can hear some differences. I thought I'd post it up here though and see what you guys hear. I apologize for not using soundcloud but my friends...

If it's a "house" kit I see no problem with setting up a basic template.. All your tracks, sends, auxes.. Hell you can even throw in flat eqs, verbs, etc but every time you will be changing the settings per song. Also depending on how they are being played you might change tons of stuff. I have...

I get the idea you're going for here. Set up a template to save yourself time, and a template can be fine. Just set your audio tracks, your normal sends, auxes, etc. No need to add compression and such, you can throw in your standard reverbs if you want like a long a short and a delay or...

I agree. For most people it's over kill. For those of us spending all day on a computer, especially if it's how you make your money it's another story.

Hmm Honestly I've installed thousands of drives over my career. I've seen a much higher failure rate lately it seems. That could be do to the number of laptops being bounced around, the sheer amount of data that users are expecting to keep/use/sync, quality of the drives, etc. It seems I've seen...

Chili: I can't really argue that fact as my experiences are just my own. So far I would say I have purchased/installed about 40 - 50 SSD drives now between my own computers and my clients (I do IT consulting for law firms mostly). Out of those over a 3 - 5 year period I have only had 1 die that...

This is technically true but for home use almost doesn't matter. Solid state drives do have a kind of hard limit of reads/writes. In the server world this means we keep any SSD we have on a yearly rotation. In the home world you will use that computer, replace it, replace the next one, and in...

Same here... Nothing found

Pretty sure the owner has the right to have them taken down, or to take the proceeds from any adsense profits. To get around this you need to license the song if you're just doing audio. If you are doing video you need the audio license and the sync license. Can't remember if that is exactly...