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"I still have trouble singing with headphones. Even when I take one side off, I still cannot judge how loud I am singing. I find myself singing better without any headphones with the instruments coming in through speakers." You can also try plugging one ear while singing. Not too damn...

Put your vocals up front, and let us hear it. I thought it sounded pretty good, for a guy with less than 100% confidence.;) Which is EVERYbody, I may add.:D

This guy teaches similar, to the way I taught vocalists. I do not agree 100% of what he says, though. Breath control, and mic control is everything.:guitar::guitar: Time, and practice; takes the fear out of singing: Stage Fright - Afraid To Sing - How To Overcome Fear Of Singing -...

Great post, Rami. I've worked with several educated, idiots. Not for very long, though.:D

"Is bass modeling necessary?" No, it is not necessary. Try recording your bass clean with zero bass, then adjust as necessary. Your ears will tell you how much to cut or boost.

Thanks, man!! May you also have many, many more!!

I've been playing since Biblical times, and I agree.;) Ricks can't be beat.....for a measly thousand bucks.:thumbs up:

Yes, but not thick headed.....like the majority of Drumbers.

"..love listening to John Entwistle. The guy did absolutely innovative stuff. Later I got into Steve Harris, Geddy Lee, a little of Stanley Clarke and I always thought Andy West was way underrated. These guys pioneered "lead bass" and the "roaming" bass line." Precisely.

Those two are considered Bands?

Without a Bass to drive it, and steer it into the right groove; there is no song.

"I've heard a lot of tunes in the clinic over the years where the bass sounded horrible even though the poster had some high dollar instrument with a nice DI box. Conversely, a lot of the best sounding bass tracks were revealed to be squires or other cheapish models." It sure does help...

".bad heat sink and a bad solder on a board........another $150." How does a heatsink go bad? Heatsinks may be undersized.... or the component may burn up....

Get an Ampeg!

If you have that much visible dust below the heads, it's time to save what you can; and use better tapes.

Fine work there, JCH!

Yeah, I was trying to be nice though! For once.:D

Splicing tape was a blast in the 50s-70s! Not much good music to play with these days.

Could be a bad/weak capacitor, or three.

Analog and Hip Hop, don't get along well in the same sentence.