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Well someone had to say if first. I hear it too much on this bbs. Other place I go folks swear by it. I like my Behringer gear. I own amps from the 1970s. My guitars, for the most part are old. I've heard some songs by a few excellent musicians here on this site that were recorded on tape...

I think it has something to do with the herd instinct, freeztar. Some guy says it, cuz he has a new shinny $400 piece of equipment, and of course, it sounds better. But the same guy probably drives a Dodge Omni. I have a Mercedes, but have never owned a Dodge. So I can't say, "Dodge Sucks"...

Damn, with winter coming on and the price of firewood, do you need any other ideas? :eek:

There is stuff you can buy to clean your insturment of odor. They also have foo-foo spray you can use to make your life long partner smell nice. I've never used either but I see it in the music stores.

I have all of Robert Johnsons music, some on 78s. Taking the recording equipment of the day into concideration, I think it sounds pretty good. I've heard other homerecorders say they did it and it sounded good so I'm still going to give it a whirl. Thanks.

eeldip, Ahh, I see. I was going to try recording both together then I reread Chess' post after I posted. Yes, I understand the phasing problem now. I didn't think of that earlier. I use to record on computer but I don't own a computer anymore. I'm at my folks right now using theirs. I'm...

Thanks Tex. I'm gonna give it a try when I get home. Chess. I've thought about doing it one track at a time, but I've heard some very well recorded songs that people have done in one take. It's just that I want to do one song like that. For experience for one thing. Besides, I'm doing all my...

I have a Fostex MR-8 that I use for that and other things when I'm away from my shack. It's easy to use, and is fairly versatile. Comes with a burner tool. Or a cassette recorder. Wish I could be of more help.

Thanks eeldip. I'll do it this way. It's what I've been pondering over for the past couple days. No, I'm really not gonna loose any cookies over any bleeding. I just wanted some other advice than what I've been getting around my local contacts here where I live. I appreciate your help.

Ouch!!! :D

I'm getting ready to record my J-30 and vocals at the same time. I've heard other guys do it and it sounds good. But then I read other places that the bleeding, I think that's the term, from vocals onto the guitar track makes for a 'not so real sound'. What ever that is. Here's my set up...

Valueably informative. I was gonna add something but it was already mentioned. Good job, guys. :)

Thanks Grinder. That helps with one of the problems I had. I fiddled and fiddled and finally got the track to sound right, but I don't know if I really did it correctly. What I'll do is redo the track and give a comparitive listen. I appreciate your help.

I've scoured the posts in this thread but haven't found where anyone answered AEL's question. I haven't used Masterlink yet, as I'm still recording. But in the next few days I want to jump on to this machine and use it to burn four songs I have finished. My question, along with the nine...

Grinder. The ratio is cool. But, where would one begin with the threshold settings, as a rule of thumb?

The original 1176 emerged in 1966 built as a remotely controlled amplifier around the newly invented Field Effect Transistor (FET) and as a successor to the 108 amplifier, the transistorized 1108 mic preamplifier. For minimal distortion, FETs require careful circuit design so that they operate...

What? Dave Matthews is still around? Who'd of guessed?

440. Say! Didn't Chevey make a 440?

That sounds good Joe. What did you use for Bass/Amp/etc?

My problem is I like all music, but during different times. Depending on what mood I'm in. I like both, sometimes.