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Here's good resource for novice sompressor users: http://www.dbxpro.com/ftp_mirror/PDFs/WhitePapers/Compression%20101.pdf

You said that it comes thru without anything plugged in. That leads me to believe you one of four things hapenning: The input jack is also a switch. When an instrument is not plugged in, it grounds the tip. You may have a cracked solder joint on your input jack. If it is an older switchcraft...

Well, Went onto the next song. Been a while since he played it, so it took a couple of takes before he was happy. The stuff he pulled off in that take blew me away. Ah well, he's admitted once everyone else is done recording, he will probably go back and redo the drums to fully fit the feel of...

Actaully, for someone who has never used a compressor before, this might not be bad. It looks like a compression chart someone made for their own rig/band. I'd take it as a general setup, but (as has been said) you'll have to adjust for your own ear and levels. From what I see though, none of...

Because of the wave length, I have found that even being tuned to the room, I have to back away from my monitors to hear the frequencies in the lower octaves clearly. My general rule: If I can hear it strong when I'm close to them, then I have that freq too loud :D

Ok, Standard orchestra hits are geared for dance-type music. Anyone have any advice for a Triton LE (76key) noob on what parameter setup to use for an even, non-dance, strong orchestra hit? Thanks in adnvance :)

Find yourself a Boss Dr-550 ot a 550 Mk II that should fit your needs.

No drummer has a built in metronome. Sorry, doesn't happen. If staying in tempo is an issue,then buy a PEM and send him a click track of the sings from an Aux send. Nothing worse than rushing a set. When we play out, bet your ass the drummer will have a click track in his ear or a light bar...

These are, inherently, the initial scratch recordings. Granted, I am going for the best available, but everything will be re-recorded eventually. The snare is on it's own sub btw. Properlay gated and compressed on the instert. Unless he hits the snare, there's nothing on that track. Zooming way...

Uhm, Metallica doesn't exist anymore so why bring up their name in this thread? St Anger is a song by Alternica. Glad I could correct this debate for everyone. :D

I myself use a Samson distribution amp. Works quite nicely for what it is. I got the small model for about $60 locally. If you got time to build one, there is a schematic for one at http://www.paia.com/hda.htm Theyw ork well. I built a prototype for one and it worked quite nicely. Upon...

:D BUWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!! :D

Sean, I think that has happened to all of us at some point or another.

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Ok, Recording the drums first. Brilliant me hit Play vice Record. Pretty evident when, at the end of the take, no audio in the tracks. So, We do it again. This song has some of the most challenging transitions out of any piece we've written. He made one "mistake" out of the whole thing. He...

Damn nice! One helluva vocal combination and a catchy riff. Those synths are damn nice too! Gotta agree, less effects on the growl. Has a feel somewhere between Pantera, M Manson's Mechanical Animals, Pain of Salvation, and NIN's Perfect Drug. I like :D

Speaking of which, my wife may be willing to sell her SQ1+ PM me if interested and I'll talk to her.

Using this neat little freebie for a new use. I've setup metronome click tracks til my eyes turned blue before. Now that I'm getting around to recording stuff I wrote and helped write, I found a nice use for this little program. I used to use it to tab out bass lines for the bassist in the...

Good GAwd, in my list forgot both Brian May AND Muddy Or maybe I just ran out of room :(

Actually, adding a forum to a message board takes about 10 minutes ;)