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http://www.geocities.com/locustgarden/ click on the MP3 SONG. be honest about the production. whats good? whats bad? is the song okay? what would you do to improve it? thank you in advance.

I've used a metal zone since 1996. but never in a serious capacity. i plug direct into my amps live and in the studio. i recently went to a jam where a guy was using a metal zone through a marshall 4x12 and the tone sucked. no definition or clarity, and way too loud. theres so many sounds you...

ya, your right.... basically my regular E string is now in the A string slot..... it was a fun playing that way for a while, but im happy to be back at regular a440 shredding some good thrash metal riffs. im currently writing a thrash metal album. and its all going to be a440 crankin out some...

i have a jackson tuned down to B too. I grabbed a pack of 7 strings, and put em on my 6 string thickest up, and just left the high e off. that way the axe can handle the low slack. a lot fo death metal suffers from the same crummy guitar sounds. too much reverb, distortion pedals and mud...

well, thanks for the concern but Im not worried about fire. The computer runs fine, its a pentium 4, never crashes or locks up. its just that one in every x amount of boot ups, it wont start....it could be as simple as a worn out switch... hell, it could even be some kind fo funky virus...

hello, every once in a while my computer will not start. I think its probably the power supply....so, Im just running the damn thing 24 hours day... is it safe to run 24 hours a day??? if I put the hibernate option on will i need to reboot from the power switch, or since I have this ac...

I use both. I have a fostex vf-16 that I can use to do 'remote' recording. I can go on site and record drums anywhere, horn sections, etc then I load em into the PC with all the bells and whistles. all my 16 track is for is exactly that - tracking. in my opinion, since you asked, is that a...

++++ Here's how I go about it: Play the entire mix. Set your EQ to a very high (narrow) Q value. Now boost the heck out of it on the problem track +12 db or more. Move the actual frequency of the EQ very slowly, listening for the exact point where the problem is at its absolute worst. That is...

i got some yorkvilles ysm10's and although there no 20/20's i find them very good for my needs. anyone else using these puppies?

of course there is charts that will break the Q down into octaves. don't be lazy and search the forum for Eqaulizer Q charts.

is there any way to reverse the phase on a kick drum track recorded in Cubase?

put a DiMarzio HS-3 in the bridge and forget the rest.

great learning tool i agree....i love playing my fave songs through it to learn from. mostly guitar driven rock... ive used it to learn various frequency ranges of things. like how a kick is around 80hz and a snare sits at around 170. Ozzy sings at around 1.4 kHz while Gene Simmons usually...

then they used crappy cd-r.s I have well used cd-r's, some even kept wiothout covers, one is over 7 years old, AND STILL PLAYS WITHOUT SKIPPING. dont buy the 50 for a buck blank cd's, buy the good ones, and youll be cranking them tunes ten years from now.

im using cubase5. i set up L and R locators, and on thge transport bar i click the loop button. from what i read in the manuals, this is how you cycle record, but its not working for me. i en dup with a whole bunch ov segments piled up on top of one another in a big mess. i want it like it...

How do I get this to work? I have read the manuals, and the online help but it wont work. I want to to record a guitar part using cycle recording, then piece together a good one from the parts. but my overdubs dont 'stack' i cant get it to work at all!!! any help appreciated. my manuals dont...

hello, y;know the blue cylindrical things in the powerhead? ona 100w amp?? one of mine is blown, unde rit is a blown transistor. now may lead channel doeant work.... what are the blue things in the power head head called? does anyone know?? I'd like to know the nam eof thes epuppies as I need...

do you have spdif inputs turned on??? ive found that subase will slow files down in pitch and speed if you have spdif inputs running....have no idea why, but when i trun OFF my spdif inputs all files play back regular speed....

what do you guys do at the final stages of assembling your mix? do you use Wavelabs AUdioMontage to assemble youre tracks and create a final mix, or is the idea to assemble a mix in CUbase and then use the Audio montage to assemble the CD layout??? the manuals are great for telling you how to...

well, isnt the track by track and assemble a final mix the idea behind the AUDIO MONTAGE>>>>???? in the AUdio montage I can assemble a final mix, but will I be better off doin this within Cubase???