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yeah the hats kinda lag at some points in the song the mix sounds pretty good though. the drums sound pretty good, but might be a tad loud. the guitars are kinda fuzzy in the chorus. good job overall

check out my hardcore death-metal song. tell me what you think :D http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=2611&alid=-1 TORN ROCK GLACIER!!!!!!!!!!!

when i think of a "HOOK", i think of very poppy sounding songs, which commonly use a progression like: C G A F i mean those songs by their very nature are hooks. however, the songs that capture "hooky" characteristics throughout all parts of the song are truly the great pop songs. stone me...

i'd have started with more money :D

actually that wave doesn't look bad at all. now the wave for Story of the Year - Until the Day i Die, looks just like this: _________________________________________...

lotta good advice. if you get a SLK, then the overclock to 3000 shouldn't be a problem at all. go to www.overclockers.com and there's a TON of good info. yeah and i'd stay away from SATA until the quirks get completely ironed out. just to be safe.

funny thing is though, i'm not using it direct :D i hooked it up to my stereo, and i'm just miking it. i tried to get a good sound direct, but it sounded like crap direct into my audiobuddy. now i really want a power engine or a PA system so i could crank this baby :D don't want to break my...

i think effective use of reverb is the only way to mask that amatuerish vocal sound. i've been struggling with that as well, and just messing around with different types of reverb has helped me a lot in getting the vocals to "sit" better in the mix. compressing the crap out of the vocal...

get a retail barton 2500+ instead. you'll have a good processor and get a heatsink fan and save like $80 i don't think you'll need that case fan either. excellent deal on that seagate. everything else looks great.

i dunno i'm bored, so i had this idea. :D you must write a song using the lyrics given. after everyone enters their song, we will vote for who wrote the best song for the lyrics given. all styles welcome. here goes :) LYRICS: (you must use these lyrics) :D ------------ "verse" - i'm...

NOO!!! i wanted to buy one!!! musiciansfriend.com has jacked the price back up to $199! what the heck!?!? nuts... :(

definitely high quality stuff, but pricey

they should all work.

and no your computer will not overheat unless you are overclocked.

dude, get rid of your case fans, get a Panaflo fan (or any other 80mm fan) for your heatsink, and swap your psu for a quiet one like the Fortron 300w job w/ the 120mm fan. that will cost you like $50 tops.

dude, do what i did like 7 months ago. i have this computer, and i have experienced like 4 crashes in those 7 months using Cool Edit pro. if you buy this system now, it will probably only be like $300. when i bought it 7 months ago, it cost me $449. first of all, NEWEGG.COM. buy everything...

i have a Barracuda IV, and i don't hear a thing. in conclusion: get a Seagate Barracuda ! :D

oh yeah, buy everything from respectable online dealers, such as musiciansfriend.com, zzounds.com, 8thstreet.com, etc.

i'd go pc. if you already have a pc, alls you need is: M-audio audiophile $150~ M-audio DMP3 $160~ Behringer Truth monitors $320~ SM57 $90~ SP B1 $90~ cables $100~ home studio 2004 $90 total= $1000 if not pc, then build one yourself for $500 total= $1500 and those prices are slightly...

you do not need 8 mics for drums. 4 should be more than enough. many engineers have made with two or three. plug the mics into the mackie, plug the mackie into the layla. and you're set! good luck