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????????????? if you don't see any craftmanship in his work, why would you buy product from him? just because it's cheap? that could potentially be a bad decision...IMHO if you're seriously thinking about having him build you something - ask some questions - where does he get his shells, etc.

TR - that site rules!!! thx for the link bluesmouse- grungelizer is included w/Cubase and Wavelab .....it's a cool effect with limited application - but fun nonetheless!

interesting results... I have a bluetube...I route the signal through some tube sometimes to give the kick sound some more 'meat' the behringer, to my ears, sounds as if it does the opposite!! - it takes a bit of the 'ooomph' away from the kick sound (as you dial in more, the sound gets a bit...

yes, it's absolutely possible... whether or not it meets your needs depends on the drum sound that you are looking for...particularly for the toms I have a delta44 and routinely record my kit with 4 mics with good results...

this is confusing? you have both wavelab and cubase on the same computer, right? assuming that's the case - you can set wavelab up to record via the same interface that you are using to import your stuff into cubase... on to your other point - when you play side b of the tape - are you...

thanks!!! amazing how limited the 800 page or so cubase manual is.... thanks for your help:D

well......... you could take the line out of your soundcard into a stereo channel on your board (assuming that one's open)...just make sure that you mute that channel while doing any recording into your card - otherwise you can set up a nasty feedback loop

why not just record it directly using wavelab?:confused:

currently using Cubase 5.0 VST32 how the hell do I punch in? I want to start recording a segment at a specified time and still be able to hear what's playing, PRIOR to the punch in point... I hate to vent...but the cubase manual SUCKS!!! I've goine through it multiple times with no luck in...

those drums look fantastic!! question for you.....how did you cut your bearing edges? with a router table? I've been thinking of building a small auxilliary snare (the 'popcorn' variety ~ 10 inches maybe?) and I have access to a router table - just don't know how difficult it is to cut your...

Re: PEACE TO ALL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! understood...I didn't realize that you were asking us homerec's to show you our impressiveness... my question to you then....really basic drumming can't be impressive? I gotta completely disagree with that. Steve Gadd played some real basic stuff...

you want impressive drumming.... - check out Terry Bozzio's 'Live in Concert' video or virtually any of Terry's other drumming (eg. w/Zappa; w/Tony Levin, Steve Stevens; his solo stuff; etc.) terry is so far ahead of 99% of the drummers on the planet, it isn't even funny - check out Chad...

how do you masturbate a triplet? stroke in threes? and wow....64th notes....you'd need lots o' lotion for that exercise!:D

maybe I'm completely wrong here.....but some of those posts need to be read a the 'tongue-in-cheek' variety (especially mine!!).... these kind of posts have been beaten to death on this board...

alex van hagar....er I mean stewart copeland... oooppps what I really mean is neal peart...:D what's the point?

have you tried new heads? how about mic placement? both of these factors can have a huge impact on the recorded sound...maybe try some lighter heads? single ply heads can really 'open' up the sound of a snare getting proper mic placement can also really affect the snare sound...(particularly...

this place has everything you need: http://www.drummaker.com/ another: http://www.universalpercussion.com/

well, fruityloops is essentially a sequencer - so you can sequence a fill into a pattern. a fill can really just be a loop that you play once.

another idea - if you're willing to spend $1K, you could get a custom kit, built to your specs with quality maple shells... I've seen this company get high marks from more than one drummer: http://www.conawaydrums.com/index.html you can get a five piece for right under a thousand... having...

the other input is for a line level signal