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No ones shooting your idea down, they just have genuine questions and concerns. You really have to have a killer plan if you plan on making it on the internet. Or a huge amount of luck. Actually both, probably, I wouldn't know :D

^ All that is fine, but what if you have a sucky room ? Even if I do put up room mics when tracking, I know I most likely won't use those tracks when mixing. I think when most of us here close track everything and add reverb later, it's because of necessity, so to say. I'd love to throw up room...

Do other condensor mics work with your soundcard ? Do other dynamic mics work ? Did you check if your mics works? (maybe the LED is faulty )

Lol, is that really how you see it ? :facepalm: Not very long, and I'm guessing you'll be out with it too :)

Yeah, now thats the bass I was talking about. Sounds terrific, came out very nice.

Not bad, sounds like RATM doing reggae. What do you play ?

Sounds nice. The vocals work, the reverb on the solo works for me too. I can understand wanting slightly understated drums for this kinda song, but you overdid it man, bring em up! Other than that, no issues. Good, tight mix.

The lead is a little quiet but it isn't too much of an issue. I wish I had something constrictive to say, but everything sounds terrific. You guys know your shit :D

Love it, must be interesting working with the whole family on a tune. Drums are perfect, sounds awesome.

Do a quick search of the forum, the headphone issue has been discussed to death. A short summary: it is do able to an extent. You'll have problems with the low end, and panning, among other things. Options include the Sennheiser HD series, Sony MDR, and a lot more.

Try different combinations to narrow down what the problem is. Try a different mic with the cable, same mic different cable. Doesn't sound like a mic problem to me. Is all the equipment new ?

In this day and age, you never know if someone's talking about real effects or sims. But I'm gonna assume you mean real pedals. Which one do you plug into the amp, in other words, which one is first and which one is last ?

You probably have your answer by now, but I know for a fact that changing the battery in stomp boxes does effect their sound, so I guess the same could be said for your bass.

A hundred bucks for 6 XLR inputs is a damn crime. If Tascam start making their products daisy chain-able, I'll buy 3 of these babies. I'm guessing it'd be nice to have 10 extra inputs :D As for drivers and crashing soundcards, etc., you have to really do your homework before making a purchase...

I wouldn't rely solely on a soundonsound review. I've yet to come across a piece of equipment they don't like. Definitely. I'm not a huge fan of the bundles and packs. It's usually something good with something that doesn't sell thrown in. There are exceptions, ofcourse, but most of it is meh.

I have a feeling that was probably me :D I'm ok with the 8 inch ones, and don't remember if I've heard the 6s. It's the 5s that I don't like, at all.

If ash doesn't fit, he could always turn it into "house of ass".

If I recall correctly, you can connect the the POD XT to your PC via USB. You'll need to install the latest drivers from their website. After that, go to your PC settings, and select the POD as your audio device. Select it as the audio device on your DAW too, and record away. I haven't ever done...

But what about the AKG they sneaked in :eek:

Haha, he's hell bent on not giving me any credit ! For the record I did mean the trigger, but it doesn't matter, I'm just glad you got your snare sounding right.