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Actually, i think i've seen you say that before. It's just i see you brag about them in nearly every post you make, in the microphones forum; i have to wounder if you have some seceret deal with them or somthing. :confused: Any way I'm glad you've found a product that works so great for the...

Ok here goes, You have two main options, using a soundcard with XLR's or XLR converters, and using a soundcard with balanced jacks going into a mixer. OPTION 1 The only thing i can really think of is syncing up a layla 24 or 2 with some Monas. I'm sure there are other options, but i think in...

Hay Recording Engineer, A quick question (nothing to do with the topic). I arn't trying to be offencive or anything :eek:, but i've been woundering for a while, do you work for the Sound Room or Oktava? I've never used there products so i can't really say how good they are. Thats all, thanx...

Collection ay....let me see Spanish Acoustic (one of those fat neck ones) Old Ibanez (with custom neck, it feels amazing but the pickups suck, someday i will replace them) Custom ESP neck thru (main guitar) Samick somthing (i hate this guitar, i only have it because a friend who started then...

I arn't really going to look for a new bass player(just in case he's reading). But i would love to hear a bassist use guitar FX. It would be like running vocals through a GT-3. Hehehe, long story. :D omnipotent

First, do you like the sound you get with the pedal through your amp (what you hear)? If yes, then what mic are you using? and how are you using it? you should be able to get the same sound you hear with a mic. If no, then try using the output of your metalzone into a guitar DI (like a...

I would love to help you but you need to be more clear with what you are after. :) The best soundcard for you depends on what you need it for. Also I'd rather answer here because then other people can see what everyone posts and it could help them to, also then people won't continue to give you...

It's nice to know he's still watching. WELCOME BACK!

I'm a guitarist, and all the bass players i know do nothing like that; ever. I think i need to to find a new bass player.

I know he has a really heavy, loud picking style. That could affect the sound. Have you seen "A Year And A Half" part one. You might get some ideas from there. Do bassists use wah and distortion often? I always thought of them as guitar FX.

whoRu?, you remind me of someone i know. He has compulsive obsession disorder, what’s your excuse (and I’m not trying to be funny or derogative, I’m being serious).

The best effect i've ever heard was when we pluged the lead vocal singer of my band into a Boss GT3(i think that's the modle), that was somthing special. omnipotent

For the love of god....If you want to know about monster cables do a search...look at their site.....then ask your questions.

Shana, If you want to get into and enjoy recording, don't jump in headfirst. It would be crazy to strive for perfection when you first start out, simply because "true perfection just doesn’t exist", you also don't have the skills that can only be acquired with time or a multi million dollar...

Shana, If you want to get into and enjoy recording, don't jump in headfirst. It would be crazy to strive for perfection when you first start out, simply because "true perfection just doesn’t exist", you also don't have the skills that can only be acquired with time or a multi million dollar...

For all the people who are quite new to this site. The Forums at Homerecording.com really arn't the place to be abusive, fight about nothing, or try to start a fight (annoying everyone elce). Most people here check all the forums regurly, and if they can answer your question, they will. By...

I like Graphite......

I just had an idea, We should have a song of the month comp on homerecording.com....... (see more in visitors feedback) Thanx for the inspiration,

Hay Ed, (just one quick, annoying question) You have the 2020p's, don't you. How do you think they compare to the 2020bass? better or worse. I have the 2020bass and so far have few complaints, despite some of the bad comments around.

Hay, I'm not quite sure if "knee high mics" is a technique, i think it's more of an invention, but it works. You just need to make sure no one will hit the flaw too hard around the mics because they normaly will pick up more ground noise the overheads. With the mics they were at the very front...