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not at all, but i think you can give certain frequencies or frequency ranges that when boosted or cut highlight a particular instrument. no? not sure why that's funny. i'm not telling the guy to do something to a track i've never heard, but with something like this, it'd give him a starting point.

sure you can. since i'm too lazy to do so, google gave me this, which will help.

this is a cheap bass through the first cheap pod they put out, with very little eq and compression. it ain't great, but it works. i am always puzzled when people can't get an acceptable bass sound. it's the freaking bass part. no one's listening anyways.

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yes. all me. and thanks.

not finished, but i'm half drunk and leaving for jamfest tomorrow. :drunk: gone i'll finish when i get back.

how do you get the singer to hang upside down when tracking vocals?

yeah, that sounds good to me.

beautiful! so how's the raffle thing gonna work? i know jpw has a bunch of other stuff to raffle, too. seems like the two should be kept seperate so the tickets for the guitar won't be a couple bucks and the tickets for the other stuff won't be $20.

his biggest hit:

yes. but i don't listen to folk music 'cause it sucks.

no they don't.

let me say this just one more time:

no, i'm not saying a song w/vocals vs. an instrumental. the question has always been, does it really matter what those words are, and the answer is obviously no. just read post #1.

either way is good by me. :cool: :laughings:

i like the airflow. :o :p

or jeans. or pants. i wear pants about 10 times a year at the very most, and that's 10 times more than i'd like.

what on earth gave you that impression? i posted the worst lyrics in the history of mankind and you somehow equate that to me being a lenny kravitz fan? :confused:

here's a link to the thread. the first response sounds like what the OP is looking for: