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So you recommend to have the volume going into the recording device somewhere (still far) bellow clipping point? I mean, even with the bandwith that one can get nowadays, wouldn't it be better to get the most possible information into the recording device for that track we'll be using for the...

Hi. Just a quick question from someone with really little experience on recording: I have read somewhere that you should have the highest and clearest sound going into the recording device when you are recording; To me this means getting the highest possible volume without clipping so you'll...

Hi. At the end of this video you have good advice on how to place your mic(s): http://video.google.pt/videoplay?docid=3176975091479283638&ei=cdQTS4yfOte2-AbCx5GSDQ&q=metal+recording&hl=pt-PT# I don't even have a tube amp, I usually do direct recording using a pedal, so I can't help you on my...

Hi I don't know about the vocals, but for the guitars these are two great links: http://www.badmuckingfastard.com/sound/slipperman.html http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=3176975091479283638# Cheers.

When you talked about editing midi I didn't realize you were speaking about inputing notes in the timeline, I was thinking you were reffering to soundwave edition (I'm not very experienced). I never used the software you are speaking about, but in most softwares you must create a new midi track...

The reason why I recommend you to make your own drum lines is because, as user kcearl said, it sounds much more in place and it will also enhance your creativity. You'll get more ideias and may even change the riffs/melodies you already had made. It's really a great thing to play around with...

Hi. Why do you say Superior Drummer 2.0 is kind of limited? Minimum instalation is 4GB (up do 25GB) and with the envelopes and 'humanizing' options you can get any drum sound you want from it. They even say it is programed so you won't hear the same sound twice (I don't know if that's true, but...

Hello. I have very little recording experience but I have the same objectives: to record loud and clear guitar distortion (with a low budget). Please check the post I recently made about the same subject: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=292112 Also check this very good video...

Hello. Please send me your mail so I can send you samples of my distorted guitar recordings. I don't have myspace because I don't want to upload anyhting untill I'm finished writing my music. Regards, Tiago

Blue dongle.

Hehe. There is a big difference between spending all your money on a royce just to show off and spending money on sound equipment to enhance your creativity. :P

Hello. Thanks for answering me. Well, I also have a 1500€ Warwick bass and I've just bought a 499$ Presonus Firebox, even if that's just its market price (I actually bought it for 200$). And Nuendo isn't that expensive, you can get more affordable prices on Ebay (nearly half that price at...

Hello. Thanks for commenting. I din't use a VOX 30, I used a VOX Amplug AC 30, with a Metal Muff pedal, and it didn't sound bad at all. As mentioned before, I can send you a recorded demo. Now, i'm trying to get my best chances here: right now I can't invest on a tube amp and a good...

Hi. Well, I haven't tested with the amp already (I'm waiting for the Firebox), but I intend to connect the amp's 'pre-out' directly into the Firebox, that is why I asked if I needed to also have a Direct Box. Recording with a microphone pointed towards the amp will definately make undesired...

Hello. I entered the world of recording this year, at home, with the following equipment: Jackson Dinky guitar (around 500$); Seymour Duncan high output pickups (around 300$); Metal Muff Pocket distortion pedal (around 50$); Vox Amplug AC 30 (around 30$); HP Pavillion DV9000 laptop (around...