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Well I hate to be picky, but of course it makes a sound, otherwise there would be nothing to trig. But it's not a sound that you'd want to record...

Well, I could have mentioned the hidden function to make the drum spin while cleaning, which is REALLY effective when it comes to getting all the dirt away, but I don't know if I want to recommend that to a novice...

There are easy-to-understand instructions on the internet, that you could use instead. If you need any other tips, I have a bunch that I've learned from the lead ADAT technician here in Sweden, he's taught me a lot of great stuff! But first, check out this...

There are no "12 outputs from the drum triggers", so that answers your question. The D4 has 4 outputs, period. And the D4 is not that user friendly at all, it takes a lot of tweaking to get rid of all double triggers and crosstalk. If you want something really user friendly, try the ddrum4...

Yeah well actually, I work almost exclusively with this type of music. You guys pointed out that the drums and vocals are too much in the background. As well as the bass guitar... Ehm... Didn't you even come to think that it's actually the GUITARS that are too dominant? *haha* Saying that those...

No, I would not call it to be defensive at all, I just tried to make a point. It his highly likely that, if you live in the US for instance, try to compare it to nu-metal or whatever people wish to call it. This is black metal and should be compared to other black metal. Period. I don't ONLY do...

This is apparently not your kind of music, which isn't something that surprises me at all. However, I myself try to be open minded to most genres and try to sort out what's good or bad, not comparing it to any other genre or specific taste. It's too bad that you, mixmkr, can't do the same.

Ok, thought someone might like to hear what I do, so here's a song from a promo for my solo project that I recorded a couple of weeks ago. It's not intended for release, so I didn't bother to correct the mistakes. I will probably re-record it all if I get signed. I play everything myself, in...

Hey all I've been quiet for a long time now, but anyway, I've gotten quite a few tips, from you guys of course (thanks!) and from some other people, and I've managed to get a way better sound than before. What surprised me though, was that a LITTLE change can do a LOT. Someone also pointed out...

Well, my space is pretty limited, so I have my amps in a dead room and use close micing exclusively. Thanks for the tip on SM7, I will check it out. What I've used up until now is SM57, U89i and Röde NT3, and I think the best results come out of the SM57. Amp-wise, I just purchased an Engl...

Is there any of you who deal a lot with recording metal music? I've done so for a couple of years now, but I'm still not satisfied with my guitar sound. I always have to eq the hell out of the signal, and I wonder of others have similar experiences. I should also mention that I'm talking about...