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Oh yeah definitely, I know how great the AT mics can sound, I just don't know why they sound so bad on that site!:confused:

I currently have an RNP which I love. But it's becoming clear to me that I don't really need 2 channels for the things I am doing. I have heard the Grace 101 is ultra-realistic and that it is pretty much the most transparent pre in the universe, and I think that may be exactly what I am looking...

thanks:cool: I can't believe how believable it turned out, I did it all from scratch with some free editing program after googling a pigeon, a turtle, then a belt :D Thanks man, I've checked that out. One thing that I have noticed that is a little off-topic is that I've compared the Audio...

The BLUE bluebird I didn't know BLUE made a mic in the $300+ price range It's usually $349 but they're offering a 50 buck rebate till the end of this year. Has anyone tried a Bluebird before? I can't find any mp3's anywhere, but it sure is freaking sexy-looking isn't it?:cool: I'm very...

I've realised it is a good idea for me to look into virtual drums because I will be moving into an apartment soon. I've heard nothing but great things about ezdrummer dfh and am very impressed with the clips I've heard from it. But then I started reading about drumagog and realized how...

hey thanks guys I meant to say 512MB. But anyways, I think I'll get 2GB's of ram. Is is as simple as buying some ram off newegg or something? http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16820148144 would that work? Or do I need to someone see if those specific cards will work with my HP?

I'm using REAPER use lots of VTSi's and soundfonts. After a certain ammount of tracks it gets too slow and choppy to be usable; I need more tracks than my computer is able to handle. Is getting more RAM the answer? I've got 250mb. Thanks!

thanks man, I definitely will yeah I've been looking at the recorderman technique. Am I supposed to do that for the snare AND the kick drum, or just the snare?

yeah for sure, that's what I'm doing but I can't meet up with the drummer till tuesday, and thought it'd be a good idea to start expirementing now. Believe me, I have no intention of playing drums but it's the best I can do till then; I don't think expirementing now is an unreasonable idea.

After a good nights sleep I've decided that snare clip was a little out of wack. Luckily I've been able to get a good overhead sound with only two mics that cover the whole set! http://ollertonmusic.com/drumset.mp3 please excuse the suckyness of the playing. Drums is something I am terrible...

I am completely inexpirienced with drums in everyway. Recording, tuning, processing or playing drums. Luckily for me when I actually record a serious song, I'll have someone that knows how to play drums play them, but that still leaves me with having to record them...

haha touche neighbor, I guess it's more of a predicament that I want some advice on than a specific question, it's adressed in that fatty paragraph at the end

Hey, I've done one of these before, but have a specific question this time around. EDIT: Not so much a question as it is a predicament that I could use some advice on. Last paragraph explains the problem First off, here's the MXL v67g going through an RNP into an Audiophile 192 into REAPER on...

I have no expirience with playing drums. I have a little expirience recording them. I've got a nice big room with 20 foot slanted cielings. I've got an FMR RNP which is quite a decent little preamp, and for snare I've got a 57 and for bass drum a shure beta 52a and I'm also getting either an ADK...

I've got some piece-of-crap cheapo Casio keyboard that you can use as a controller, if you want, I'll sell it to you for 35 big ones. Hows that for being a good sales pitch?:cool:

what kind of shows are you looking for? Are you a full band that wants to play clubs and exclusively-music venues? If so, I am inexpirienced, but would read up on press kits and most importantly, GO TO THE VENUE and see if you can set something up there. E-mailing people about setting up a show...

Well, being broke is the mother of invention!:cool: And yes the little amp is quite noisey, it's as if I'm running everything through a very uncalibrated reel to reel, without the warmth. And it's not even stereo, so I have to listen to everything in mono untill I rip it to WAV and listen to it...

I own my own domain name I used an Audiophile 192, which I like a lot. I switched from an EMU 0404 which I thought was a hassle with it's freaking intrusive software mixer. Haha you're right, that probably happened through careless EQing, it's a bad habit of mine to boost the high end more...

I have been using my new MXL v67g a lot, and thought I'd share a clip with everyone, becuause I am quite impressed with the good sound one can get with such inexpensive equipment. This clip is a grand piano. I've got an MXL v67g($99) and an MXL 991(probably $49). The MXL 991 is that SDC mic...

someone should snatch that RNP. $400 is a steal, better than any price you'll find on ebay, and the pre is amazing.