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dude your songs are siiiiiick! and ezdrummer is excellent. man, I haven't heard any good ol' pop of that caliber on myspace....EVER. good job.:)

how does the fridge sound on male vocals?;)

A few years ago when I got into recording, I started off in analog stuff, not touching computers. Overall, it was a frustrating expirience:rolleyes: I am very very glad I got a soundcard and software, it definitely saved my sanity and my fragile noob mind, back when I was still new to recording...

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there really aren't that many good free vsti's/soundfonts out there. I've tried well over a hundred. There are NO decent pianos, and a good piano that sounds fantastic will be at least 200 bucks. Steinberg the Grand 2 is only 200, and one of the best. I think it beats out Ivory, and DEFINITELY...

depends on what kind of music you play and what your goals are. Going on a full-blown tour takesa huuuuge ammount of effort and usually a well-established network of contacts, and a decent fanbase. To book a show, the "official" way of doing it is to send the venue a presskit, whether you give...

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Selling this custom-build LP. The friend that made it told me he made it himself when he was young. He's 50something, so I'm guessing it was made in the 70's. I'm afraid he didn't tell me much more than that. Looks and plays fantastic though. It's quite heavy. Humbucker pickups, but I don't know...

it's kind of an unwritten rule that you're supposed to record drums first, to a click track, but I (and many others it seems) find it much easier to get a good drum track down once everything else is recorded, or at least untill a considerable ammount is down. As long as you record everything to...

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I am new to Rode mics, but just picked up an NT2. I am VERY impressed with it, especially it's clarity. I agree that businesses could learn a lot from their customer service. I work at an electronics store, and the owner is a very nice, helpful, talkative guy who will ALWAYS let you return...

....are you shure? (cheesy pun admitedly intended)

works and looks great; comes with bag. PM me, paypal only.

As I originaly stated, this isn't an "I hate protools, let's whine about it" thread. I am honestly looking for possible reasons to switch over if there are any true benefits. Although I must admit, there doesn't seem to be any....... Why does it matter if you get pro tools or another program...

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Nice little Marshall amp. "VS" stands for vavlestate, but there are NO TUBES in the amp, I've checked personally. Kind of a misleading name. Just thought I'd throw that out there so you weren't dissapointed. Nice little amp though, you can get some pretty sweet tones out of it. The reverb is...

myspace has indeed slown down a very considerable ammount. Facebook has taken over......which is too bad because facebook is relatively useless for a musician/band. There's no real way to "work" facebook like there is myspace. about a year ago I was getting around 60-100 plays a day. Now I get...

protools DOESN'T support VST/VSTi's? I thought Pro Tools was supposed to be industry standard? An industry standard host that doesn't support an industry standard plugin format? That is ridiculous.

Honest question. I use REAPER ($40) and am wondering if there are any real reasons to switch over to Pro Tools. I have no reason to record in other studios besides my own, so convenience of going from my setup to another studio without having to export all the tracks to WAV's first or something...