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When I was looking at drum machines, I checked the sr-16, boss dr670, and dr880. I ended up getting the dr 670 because it was affordable and it had more of what I needed. I thought that the sr-16 wasn't going to be enough for me, and the 880 seemed like feature overkill for what I...

that's one deep ass synth!

hehehe.....as obnoxious as spam threads are, they sure can be fun.

I don't know a whole lot about producing beats (just started getting into it a few months ago), but I would probably recommend an inexpensive usb/midi controller to go along w/ your software.

for cheap mics (which is pretty much all I own) I'd go for the oktava's also. got a 219, and 2 012's and they are really nice....again, this is in a good room (damn I need to build a good room in my new place).

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Start with this Aesop Rock lyric (who, if you haven't heard, you really need to look up....Float, Labor Days are bangin albums...some brainy ass hiphop there) "...drove the metronome home..."

nice tracks fiev and noddy...woulda voted, but didn't because of the registration thing. Considering the way the competition is so limited, there are some pretty hot beats on there.

I've recorded (played and tracked) rock and some reggae, but that was when I was living in a place much more suitable to recording drums and LOUD. Now my neighbors aren't as quiet (used to live in a cemetery). Just started getting into making beats recently...always been a student of hiphop...

That's a great idea....I'll just give him the 58 (I might leave it plugged in, but no volume so he won't even know!) I really need to do some room treatment though, when I use the rode in this room, it "sounds like the ocean." Thanks for the tip, and sorry if I gave anybody nightmares.

I compressed the absolute hell out of the vocal, to try to get a kinda lofi feel out of it...maybe I went overboard. We are really going for a old school/lo-fi thing. The equipment I'm working with, I think I can get a pretty good sound out of it. That was recorded in ableton, the mic was an...

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Hey guys, I been reading on HR for a real long time (learning), but never got the nerve up to post a whole lot. That said, here's a song that me and my brother-in-law recorded. Cable's problems lo-fi URL: http://www.soundclick.com/util/getplayer.m3u?id=4907055&q=lo hi-fi URL...

Right on! I was planning on "souping up" the live drums (gating, compress) to get rid of extra noise and length in each one (mainly snare and bass like ez_willis was talking about) before I send it in brain. This is like a new toy for me! WOOOHOOO

I've got the UNO, and I've never had problems with it.

Amen to that......btw, anybody know where I can find some cheap viagra?

I don't understand drum triggers that well, but I have a yamaha dtxpress3 and this made me wonder if it was possible to do what you just described with that. I realize that the pads on electronic drums are called "triggers" but can you just route any old 1/4" signal in there?

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if you have a wireless network, it leaves you open for interference in your monitors, just like a cell phone. On my setup, the router had to be pretty close to hear it though (within a couple feet).

You could do it cheaper on your computer, if you already have a decent computer. An Maudio Delta 1010 interface is $200 + whatever software you choose. I record on my computer, but I also use my "old school" 8 track blackface ADAT. It really is nice to have both options.