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i'd like to say that people in this forum are hardly ever helpful edit: i still say if you don't believe them JUST DON'T POST

my good friend who plays bass has an ampeg svt or something like that head and it sounds pretty awesome (it also weighs something like 90 lbs) edit: his svt is a reissue or whatever, not an older one

the most mics i've ever heard of i think were the mics used on jimmy eat world's "futures"...i think it was 2 overheads, 3 on the snare, 2 kick, high hat, ride, snare, toms x3, and 3 room mics? it was something like that, i can't remember and i can't find the interview online anymore

I'm gonna agree with this time invested thing. I once spent about 4 hours playing these two Taylors at a GC. I really liked one of them, but there was this weird rattle when I played a certain low note, I think it was just a wire in the body or something. At any rate, this was stopping me from...

because that would be more money if i get the one with the breakout box...and i want the breakout box

I need 2 M-Audio Delta 44's...I'm hoping to pay around 150$ for them both, if anyone has some they want to get rid of, let me know

this confuses me because the high E is the most active (moving notes) string in my playing...i'm guessing we play very different styles or something...

i play acoustic rock (rhythm and sing) and i'm fairly sure no part of my hand/wrist ever touches unless I'm palm muting...i use fingers in my left hand to mute the strings i'm not playing that are in the middle of the chord, and if i'm not using the bottom strings i just don't play them with my...

this forum makes me chuckle and makes me angry all at the same time...i think to sum up my thoughts i'll just say: There are a ton of great sounding Taylor's out there, some that sound better than (gasp) handmade guitars perhaps... I don't like Seagull at all because of my experience with...

yes, you can double 44's and have 8 ins/outs

delta 44!!!

I would suggest a computer because of the multitude of free effects you can use to better your sound! edit: for clarification, I mean even if you use a free program like Kristal, you can get alot of free VST effects (EQ, compressor, reverb, delay, etc etc) that are very decent

I think your drum sound would be better, "alot" is kind of a relative term, so it's hard to say....I personally would want a stereo image before individual tom mics

ah, sorry...my fault

what a crappy post, get a life dude so michael...the song is not terrible, I do agree that the vocals are all over the place. The mix was actually better then I was expecting. I thought your drum sound was decent for the equipment. I didn't like the snare sound too much. I thought the rhythm...

not a bad idea, but i would much rather make a beat i am hearing in my head, even if it takes a little while...so do you think this idea will work well?

So...I'm starting a new project, and in this project I would like to create a drum track for each song that fits the groove of the individual song. I would like to use these instead of a metronome, and possibly keep them at the end to fill in the real drum tracks. I know that alot of producers...

i would encourage you to read around some.... assuming you have a computer (you did post here, so that's a fair assumption), you can get free recording software such as audacity of kristal there's tons of threads about cheap mics, soundcards, etc. around here, so read around and learn alot

i think only promark makes oak?

I really like promark oak sticks...I like that they are a little heavier, but I am under the impression that this may be an odd thing. Do drummers generally like lighter sticks or is it just a preference thing (i guess you're answer could be yes and yes, but you understand what i'm asking). I'm...