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hey chessrock Hey you ain't kidding about the waves l2. that thing is really sweat!!! that solved alot of problems with the levels. the limiting seems really smooth and level. nice tip thanks!!!

I JUST GOT ALL THE EQUIPMENT FOR MY STUDIO GEAR: mikes- 2x marshell V67 MICS FOR OVERHEADS, also use one for vocals D-6 FOR THE KICK 2x d-2 for the high and mid tom d-4 for the low tom 2x sm-57 one for the snare and the other for the gtr cab studio gear- 2.4 gig 533 front side bus daw 2x...

you got the overheads and the gtrs backwards you should pan the gtrs 50% right and 50% left. your over heads should be 100% right and 100% left. your stereo image is you overheads, they are the most important pan in the mix. your over heads make your mix wide. :o

to get the best of 2 worlds If You Are Recording Daw And Using Software. Here Is How You Do It. Record Your Drums Dry And Get A Tight Solid "clean Drum Sound" Export Your Drum Tracks To Stereo Tracks, And Keep Your Clean Sound. Clone Your Tracks. Now You Have Two Seperate Drum Tracks. Compress...

you need a multi track soundcard get you a delta 44. you can record 4 tracks at once. i don't know what kind of software you are using, but i use cakewalk sonar for muti track recording. all the tracks will be seperated so you could mix each mic line seperate. the 44 is a pci slot sound card...

d112 is a fine mike!! i personally use a d-6 on my drummers kick, but that was his prefrence. the d112 is a good all around kick mike!! here is how you do it!!! take the front head off your kick. place a pellow in the drum, tune your drum pretty dead untill your get nothing but a good acoustic...

upgrade made easy go with 44!! I have two of them!! you can use as many pci slots your pc has!! you can record all your tracks at once!! the best quality i've used!! it works really well with sonar.