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=Brad's mom <zip - down comes Cooperman's fly> The pic behind the thankyou's is Dragon's magnetic levitation thingymebob.

As Spider said, Fruity Loops is great for programming stuff... and not only drums... any sound can be used. If you have a computer, a good sequencing program like Fruity Loops is a helluva lot more versatile than ANY drum machine and IMHO a lot more user friendly. The catch is finding good...

I play metal and use Dean Markley 011-052. I've got a VERY heavy right hand technique and used to find my E and A strings breaking at the bridge a lot... since I've gone to the DM 011-052 I haven't had too much of a problem with this.

Emeric, This is a little different from everything I've heard of yours, and although I'm not huge fan of this style, the guitar playing is really great as usual. 1991? How old would that have made you when you recorded this... late teens? early twenties? It's a really mature sounding song if...

RE... didn't you buy like a 1000ft of Canare Star Quad(is that what it's called???) a while back... how's that working out?

I don't know how many tracks you have left on Roland VS but you need at least two rhythm guitar tracks which are then panned panned left and right... if you've got space for 4 ie 2 per side then that'd be better. My suggestion would be to take the SM58 with the pop filter removed, place it just...

To answer the question posed a few posts back... you'll find that generally most metal bands for the last 15-20 years would layer at least 4 rhythm tracks - 2 per side - some times more. I agree that the more tracks you do the less defined it can sound but this largely depends on your ability...

Venue Music in Sydney and Paramatta have a Squier Strat and Fender 15W Champ amp package for about AU$400 - you probably won't get of better deal than this.

I just love how you can get a Russian made mic in a "Malibu Blue" finish... shouldn't it be more like "Bolshevik Blue" or something... :D

Oh baby... just thinking about it gives me a woody :D But how many guitar manufacturers are buying these up? My guess would be they would be wasted on furniture or other non-musical items... that sucks!

...mmm maybe it's just me but I don't think twin-neck guitars are stupid at all... how else are you gonna play that sweet, rich 12-string rhythm part and then kick into a ripping solo...

Man... talk about HICKSVILLE!!! :D Just kidding... Why the hell is everyone on this site recommending all this expensive gear when something this good can be recorded with such basic equipment! But then if we all had 30+ years or porfessional experience under our belts then maybe it wouldn't...

The fruityloops link is www.fruityloops.com

Elmo Red vs Fisher Price Ok, I've narrowed my vocal mic down to these two... what one do you think I should get? Do the Fisher Price mics come in red?

This is gonna kick ass! Where do the stairs go? What is it that is actually getting renovated?

Vocals kick ass. Drums kicks ass. Bass kicks ass. Guitar kicks ass. Need I say more... the only thing it lacked was one of your patented understated but still ripping solos... I REALLY liked the ride cymbal sound... and I think the snare had bit more of a "crack" than usual... but maybe...

Yeah I know... don't worry I have no conscience! :D

http://www.bcrich.com/exclusv/index.html For the BC Rich Archtop's

All the latest US BC Rich's are neck-thru... of course they do bolt-on's but they are the lower models. All Jackson signature and select series ie their top of the line guitars are all neck-thru except for Scott Ian's JJ models

Are Hamers bolt-on or neck-thru??? For serious tone you gotta go for neck-thru! I know of many people who recommend Jackson and BC Rich neck-thru's (and yes they are not all pointy). For what you would pay for a Hamer Archtop, you could probably a get an genuine American made, completely...