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This song is typical of my mixes. I love giving the drums their own space in the mix. Question is.. am I going overboard with this thinking and mixing them a little to loud? Our drummer (deaf to his own instrument) (sorry Kirby) likes this. I like it too! However, since joining this forum I've...

If you close your eyes and listen to the recording as it is.. Then picture a disturbing scene from a movie where someone is burying a body in the woods, it sounds really cool. I really mean that, in a good way.

The track does not exist or has been removed. What a let down.

You are the embodiment of perfection right there. LMFAO! I know you're not trying to be funny, but that was great.

I hear ya Alan, but on most projects (not all) I like to apply a limiter on the kick and toms when I record. Returned the Tascam not more than two hours ago and picked up a nice new ride and two crashes for my studio kit.

So I received this machine for Christmas. Looks nice, I guess. This was not meant to replace anything I normally use but something I would be willing to take out of the house for certain projects. I have finally found some time to spend with it and dive into recording my live drum kit. My God...

Don't ya just love real drums! I do! If they aren't "real drums" THEY CANNOT BE CALLED DRUMS! (SORRY FOR YELLING) ..I agree with Manslick about raising the vocals, and perhaps crisping them up a tad would help. For the soundcloud player: When sharing use the 'EMBEDDED' code. Cheers.

I suggest you check out the AT4060. It's a wonderful product.

Thanks guys for the kind, and constructive words. Yeah I may have overdone it with the vocal verb. On the original Waylon recording he has a similar thing going on but I get what you're saying. Also by adding that much reverb it makes me sound like I was 12 inches from the mic when in fact I...

I'm a HUGE Waylon fan (even though I'm a metalhead) I got my band to agree to record this song with me. I had to bring in a harmonica player and had never recorded a harmonica before. I'm not overly happy with the result but I plan to bring other harp players in, in the future. Any advice on...

If you put this against the average 80's hair band recording? In many cases it would hold its own. Listen to Dokken's Tooth and Nail album, or that horrible Poison debut. That song is pretty cool. For me, the biggest problem is that the vocals are thin and secondary to everything else. BTW, I...

You might be singing just a little better on Friday then the following Tuesday, perhaps. YOU, really are a slightly different person from one day to the next so you will NOT sing the same way, your equipment won't lie. If you must do things like that, try getting the verses done one day, and...

Cheap wood effect floor? Laminate flooring? Either way, area/throw rugs. Also, use your corners wisely. So you're putting the TV and couch downstairs?:D

HA!! I'm single about four nights a week. Amen. :guitar:

I must update this gallery with some new pictures and better lighting. But, this is the general Idea of how my 600 SQ FT Studio/mancave looks. Great thread BTW. At a Glance

Here is an audio example of a huge disservice to the Shure KSM32 microphone. Situation: The vocalist had a very monotone somewhat lifeless voice, so I needed to spice it up. You can hear the excessive chorus effect and high end applied during the recording and production process. I had...

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Don't sing "against" the guitar, sing along/WITH the guitar.

I think you definitely have potential. The only thing (and this is not meant to be negative) As a singer, I can tell that you are not utilizing your entire vocal mechanism IE you're singing from your throat. If you incorporated your head tones in that sample and brought in your diaphragm you'd...

Very nice! AT3525's on toms.. Long ago when the 3525 was one of my only mics, I accidentally :ogot myself a really nice kick sound with that lil mic (it happened once) I was never able to recapture the same result again with that mic. Thus forcing me to go out and purchase the right tools for...