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This is one of the better(withstanding the drums) songs-Fill the Space-I've heard on this BBS. I too suffer from unimaginative drum track syndrome. It takes bookoo time to try and make fake drums sound real and the end result typically sounds fake despite one's best efforts. I think I am...

The easiest and quickest way I know of to make a guitar sound become smoother is to double the take and split the two tracks hard left and hard right.

I use rpedit for my rp12-don't know if they have made it compatible for the 2000 though. dmc

I agree. You have completely captured the essence of what draws us to this site. That is some damn fine work. dmc

Do an internet search for "guitar lessons". There are many resources on the net that are both informative AND free, and give you access at your convenience. dmc

37point5: Nice moe the bartender reference.

Now THAT is what I call customer service.

What a ripoff.

Does anyone know what you get for $500 extra dollars that you don't get with the original POD...besides rackmount capability? dmc

Very nice sound. I thought the mix was perfect for the song. What kind of acoustic are you using? It sounds very clear and full through the mic. The song is good too; I enjoy the minimalist sound..it really fits the color of the tune. dmc

Very interesting work. Were you mad at your cat when you wrote this? I like it. It seems like it would have been a challenge to make the vocals mesh well with the rest of the tune but you pulled it off quite nicely. dmc

I've never used n-track, so I don't know if it allows you to drag a track onto another to create a crossfade between the two. This is what I do in Vegas and it's pretty seamless. It allows you to graphically determine the rate of fade-in/fade-out for each track. You can also graphically...

What are you using to record?

Skyline609: Could be a truss rod problem. Answer me this: have you switched to a different gauge of strings lately, or before you noticed the buzzing? See, if you change string gauges you also change the tension on the neck - for which the truss rod is there to provide compensation. This can...

WHOA! What the hell is THAT about?

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by dmcsilva: S8-N: Your mixes are getting noticeably better with each post. I enjoyed this song-I really liked the rythym guitar part. Though, I think the bass needs to be a little louder in the mix; it seems...

That's a nice setup you got there...except it looks like your room got una-bombed by a box of crayons. dmc

Brad: I don't know which encoder you are using, but there are noticeable differences in sound quality between them, even at the same bitrate. I use scmpx (free, small download) and I don't encode at anything less than 192. 192kbps seems to be just out of reach of the warble. dmc

S8-N: Your mixes are getting noticeably better with each post. I enjoyed this song-I really liked the rythym guitar part. Though, I think the bass needs to be a little louder in the mix; it seems to kinda get lost behind the guitar..maybe competing for the same frequency as something else...

Brad: I like that pretty well. I could envision (is there no word analagous to envision for hearing?) it as music behind a wrestling promo on the radio. You could definitely use some better samples (hihat) for that drum machine, but they're easy enough to come by. The mix sounded pretty...