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Listening in mono also shows if the way you pan things doesn't cause any phase shifting. Does anyone know if Cubase VST 5.1 has this buitton and where it is located?

I have more or less the same problem as you do. Especially when I'm using a lot of midi and/or when I'm using more then 12 tracks my systems tends to freeze up. Increasing the buffer size is what did the trick for me too. When I am recording I lower it to 286 to get a minimal latency of 9ms...

Just to get this out of the way; Fruity loops is the best alternative for real drums (it's not only for techno/dance music!). If you know how to use it, you can make drums sound very realistic up to the point where half of you guys can't even tell if they are real or not. It takes some time and...

I'd suggest using Fruit Loops instead of a Cubase plugin to get more realistic sounding drums. You can export your drumtrack to a wav and import that into Cubase. If you want to record guitar or whatever first and add drums to that you can record to the metronome in Cubase and import the...

Damn that sounds good to me. It should be interesting to see how someone else would mix my tracks.. I'm working on something right now but I still have some tracking to do. Just how long will this offer stay?

The Cure, Alice in Chains, Coldplay, Audioslave... All there: http://users.skynet.be/fa260404/Koen/

Another huge Cure fan here! I covered 'Lovesong' a while ago myself. I'd like to check this out but the link seems to be dead..

The link doesn't work...

Here's how I do it. I first record a rough version of the guitar part to the metronome in Cubase. I then export this as a wav.-file, which I import into Fruity Loops. Now I can start creating the drums (making sure the bpm is set correctly) to the guitar part. I then export the whole drumpart...

MMV! Well I recently got me a pair of those. I checked them out at the shop several times, as well as the yamaha MSP5's and to me those Nady's didn't fall short to the Yamaha's . Despite their bigger size, the Nady's lack some low end though, but so do the Yamaha's. Since the Nady's were...

I use a V-amp2, which comes at about one third of the price of a POD, for both guitar and bass and I'm pretty happy with the results. You can check my stuff out here if you want: http://users.skynet.be/fa260404/Koen/index.htm Listen to 'Clocks' or 'I am the highway' for the best bass..

wow.. very good performance and mix. The really like the song too. I wouldn't change anything. Vocals are great, you sound like you mean it ;), nice harmonies. The clap is kinda cool too..

e-drummer has some free loops you can try: http://www.e-drummer.net///freeloops.html

Whenever I play a wav. or mp3 with windows media player, the volume level is much lower then, when I play something in Cubase. I've tried playing a cd in Cubase and it seemed to be 10 times louder then when I played the same cd through the media player. The sound is never distorted or anything...

Yes, a tele is very versatile indeed. It sounds good clean and distorted. You can't go wrong with a tele IMO.

Re: tuning down I change back and forth between different tunings all the time. In my personal experience it's the strings that seem to get used to a certain way of tuning (tension), not so much the guitar itself. I don't think you can do any harm to your instrument by using different...

Thanks, but I forgot to mention I already knew that a small mixer could hook up more then one device to my soundcard but my confusion comes from the 'output'-side. Can I use that very mixer to hook up monitors and swith to headphones? In this case the signal chain would be for instance mic >...

Ok, here's what I have: - audiophile 2496 soundcard - monitoring: a pair of active monitors and a set of headphones - preamps: V-amp 2 and audiobuddy I really got confused trying to figure out what I need to hook all these things up together. Let's say I want to record some vocals with the...

I’m planning on buying a Yamaha MG10/2 mixer, but I just want to check if it’s the right tool for what I need. I wanna go from the line-outs of my audiophile 2496 to the mixer so I can hook up my monitors and headphones to it. I also want to use the yamaha as a mic preamp so I guess I’ll have to...

Well as you can probably tell by my name I'm a big AIC fan. That's also the reason I did some AIC covers some time ago. Imo, what makes their vocals so special is Layne's nasal voice and the fourth interval harmonies with Jerry, as already metioned above. Other then some slight reverb on both...