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Do you want to know how to play guitar and sing too?

How much did you get the flux capacitor for? Ive been looking all over for one.

Hey Jen, Vocals usually sound best in a dead room which is mainly the reason for recording vocals in an isolation booth. The foam on the wall absorbs alot of the sounds so you get just whats coming out of the singers mouth and not whats bouncing off the walls. If you are considering treating...

lol.... hmmm well I can tell you this even if you had a professional studio you wouldnt get professional results. the reason these people get professional results is because they are professionals (years of experience). professionals can even get professional results with non professional gear...

Hmmm I owuld get a firepod over the motu and you need good mics so im guessing you have a nice selection since its not on your buying list. NIKomplete I think can wait and its very expensive and logic already comes with a nice selection of effects and virtual instruments. For a midi controller...

Fun fact: The dave matthews album "everday" was written like that. A song everyday. They came into the studio with a bunch of material but dave decided to rewrite the whole album in about 12 days with producer glen ballard. Pretty amazing the album is pretty kick ass and im not a huge dave fan...

Thats exactly what you do.

I think someone up there hit the nail on the head. Most artist arent happy with their work but other people may view as perfect. In their eyes its far from perfect. Im not sure if this really helps me or not but its still a nice thought.

Nope one computer does it all for me.

I wouldnt call those movers ^^^

Gain plugin may work. The only way I can think of would be to raise and lower the gain of the actual wav file. There might be another way but this way will work.

You definitely get used to listening to the same song more then once. I not only have gotten use to it I almost enjoy listening to a song multiple times. If I find a new song I like I can play it up to 20-30 times in the next couple of days.

hmmm could be a problem with vista I hear its really no good for recording. Your computer seems to be fast enough to run plug ins so I dont think that is the problem. It wouldnt be the recording hardware if the tracks you record sound good before you put the effects on. Now the last one...

Ive read normalization is unnecessary and doesn't actually make any difference.

Thanks for the words everyone im slowly getting motivated to fire up the recording equipment. It just so happens my interface broke a couple of days ago and I will say that I dont recommend buying anything from tascam I expected my fw1082 to last more then four years it was 700 hundred dollars...

Theres no wrong mic if you like what you hear then its the right mic. I guess then if you dont like what you hear its probably the wrong mic.

I havent recorded any of my music for about 2 or 3 years. I play probably every night and every night I go to sleep thinking about my songs. I am afraid of recording my songs for fear of them not being the best that they can be. I want to be able to bring to life what I hear in my head but that...

I use my gxl3000 over my GT55 alot of times it sounds better for vocals it is definitely worth 60 dollars. I highly recommend it.

This is probably the bottom line.

I doubt what you like from those old recordings is the tape saturation and compression. Its probably more of the live feel and old classic tube equipment. Im sure maybe some of it is the tape but youll be able to accomplish a nice sound if you just work harder.