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Thanks.. I used the classic 50 miced with an i5 for the guitars. And because parkway drive is tuned to drop B, the marshall didn't sound any better... (Too much gain maybe?) Maybe I can clean it up.. The snare.. it's all EZDrummer. I'll see what I can do with it... I'll post back when I get a...

i covered frostbite. it's not an awesome cover, and my guitar has a slight intonation issue which makes it sound out of tune on higher notes. the drums are programmed. check it out, tell me what you think: http://www.myspace.com/jconquest

No bass yet.. I think I might throw some in there and re-mix it though. I'm not really sure yet..

Well... This is the basic dimensions of the room I'm working with: The shaded walls are carpeted. The floor is hardwood and the wall nearest is plywood. There's windows on the end walls too. It's not a bad room I guess, but maybe it could have been treated more appropriately. This is where I...

I think you need to get a job composing for video games... seriously...

So it's been a few years since I've post.. or even poked my head around here. I've done some work and put it up on myspace. Some of the drums are EZDrummer but a couple of the songs are live. Take a listen and let me know what you guys think.. mix wise, and music wise...

"The Difference Between Medicene and Poison is the Dose..." by Circa Survive. sweetest tone ever! 20 or 18" maple kick drum too, i think. (masters of maple drums?)

DUDE keep them around in case you break them!

yeah I think it is a placement issue.. I tried some things and got a lot better sound out of them by raising the OH's up a bit... it gets a little more room sound but that's okay because my room doesn't sound terrible.. Thanks guys :-D

so I always used to think it was because my cymbals are somewhat cheap that it sounded like this, but I figured recently that because the cymbal is swinging, it does not sound constant.. I used to only notice it recorded but I noticed it practicing one day and that's how I figured it out...

If anyone is farmliar with the Flint, MI area.. there is a bar called the Machine Shop.. WOW what a kick ass live sound! seriously.. the drums were amazing! I know they had all the proper gate/compressor setup but the thing that really stood out on sound was the kick drums.. each kick looked...

my dad cleaned the studio, and took out the big rug that was covering the hardwood floor (but it's old half-rot hardwood.. no finish) and WOW it made such a difference in the way my kit sounded! The kick sounded more full, also louder.. really cut through the rest of the drums... and the toms...

Ah that's cool.. I remember when I first started playing my dad's vista lites were like that.. They sound cool.. I have never tried recording like that though..

Dude I KNOW your kit sounds good.. what kind of resonant heads are you using and what kind of kit/shell construction is it?

well it probably is the heads then.. I'm gonna start fresh and get all new ones.. soon as I get my next paycheck and my tax return back... so probably this weekend.. if it all works out :)

you can program drums in cubase too w/ it by loading EZDrummer in your vst instruments, then creating a midi track, make the output to EZDrummer, then use the draw tool and draw the midi file so that it is long enough for your project or loop or whatever, and then go to midi and key editor. It...

FS is birch though, right?

"But hey, it's okay.. it's rock, right?!" hahahahaha awww mann.. that guy is boooooorrrriiinnngggg haha jk Thanks for the link! :D

I think I've read that before.. I might try it.. where do you get bee's wax from though?

well.. I guess I can get new heads.. should be in a week or two though.. I was thinking coated G1's on top and clear genera resonant (or the resonant glass I don't know which) For some reason I have this idea that single-ply heads are going to be more open and choke less easily... am I wrong on...