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Poor Man's Copyright I don't see why using registered mail wouln't hold up as a copyright, people in other industries use this method also. Maybe Lawyers would laugh at it, but the judge wouldn't! Are you saying that Taxman's suggestion is falso, we need methods that have held up in court...

Emeric you didn't answer yet I'd like a few more reviews please, I'll be happy to critque your music in exchange. Regards, Roy

Nice One Mate! Shana, I listened to "The Music Won't Last" . I enjoyed the melody very much and your voice sounded very sweet to me. I personally think you need to drop the cheesy keyboard, reduce the reverb on the vocals and add a guitar and drums (real drums) and you would be on your way...

Sometimes my vox go astray are there any free or cheap pitch correction software programs out there? Thanks, Roy

Hongteck, Thanks for the advice, but I would rather not imitate Jim Morrison, I'm trying to develop my own style.

Thanks Emeric, My setup: Fostex X 26 4 track recorder One sm58 used for drums, vox & Fender Deville guitar Amp Epiphone Sheraton guitar Bass guitar directly in to recorder Cheap drum kit I play all the instruments myself (no drum machines) and I've only been playing the drums for 2 months so...

Bruce and Gang, Please listen to my song "Horse Chestnut" and critique the recording and ways to make it a better mix. http://www.mp3.com.au/RoystonLloyd

Well, Ok, in the Australian version of mp3.com in the lo-fi genre, but it made me happy. The song was "Japonica". Anyways, So i have a song called "mindbending" that i just put on the website, It is just a simple acoustic song. I would like some advice on how to create a better sound for it...

Emm, this was pretty bad I'm not one for beating around the bush, so I'll say it straight, this was pretty awful. It was all cover versions and not very faithful reproductions at that. I'm sorry but I didn't think homerecording.com was a board for tired cover versions. How about giving us...

The Song "Deal" Although I'm not a professional, I am an excellent critic! I found the song quite bass heavy and the vocals a trite loud in the mix. There was a lot of extreme reverb on the voals that might sound a little clearer if the reverb was more subtle. I enjoyed the song though it...

The Thrigs Rats, I found this music to be most fitting as an Industrial-Rock genre. I also found some space-rock similarities, you know kind of like Hawkwind stuff. ps. What song do you like the best?

Thanks for the reviews folks. Yes, I am quite a fan of Mansun I find their style of Rock very contemporary (without sounding like grunge or rap/rock). However I have never heard the band Travis so can't comment on that. This batch of songs has been my first real attempt to have something that i...

I have a very basic setup and play all the instruments myself. I have a fostex x-26 recorder, one sm58 mic, one fender deville amp, a cheap drum kit, a cheap danelectro bass, a decent Epiphone Sheraton guitar, a cheap drum machine and a cheap computer! I have 3 songs to listen to at...

Looking for other software also Trying the best to turn my 4 track compositions into pro sounding stuff. I think i might need compression software also.

Such a nice chap

Unfortunately there are many limitations on the free version of that software, i was hoping for no strings attached fully functional software.

Maybe i should clarify here, i mean how do i get to record more than 4 tracks on a 4 track recorder? I think it might be called bouncing tracks?

As a newbie here, I'm wondering if there is any useful free software out there and I'm not talking about 30 day demos but actual free software such as Audiograbber etc. Multitracking software would much appreciated etc.

I have a Fostex X-26 and while i think i have figured most of it out, I still have not figured how to double-track on it yet. Unfortunately there were no instructions with it and I have no clue where to find instructions, can anyone shed some light on this matter?

I have been miking my whole drum kit with one sm58 and pointing it at the kick-drum, it actually picks up pretty well and gives a reasonable sound. Are there any tips for getting a better sound just using the one mic?