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wrong, it would be like a little leaguer calling himself a pro ball player.

Hey, give him a break! He is from North Carolina! I don't even know what that means, but I can tell you that I have only been there once and it was one of the weirdest moments of my life!

Really????

Hell, I have actually produced bands....and I still don't call myself a producer.

Hey, it still sounds great!

If you don't want me to, that is cool too. But if you want to e-mail it, send it to jbarnes@revrecstudio.com

Intro reminds me of Rusty Cage/Soundgarden. I like that. Drums are buried in the mix a bit much as well as the vocals. The whole thing is a bit muddy. The heavier vocals sound a bit distorted. The overall vocal mix seems a bit too processed. I dig the song but a little more time on the recording...

just the drums

well, I have to feel a little silly now since AD is the program I use as well. I don't understand why I think they sound synthetic. Are all of the hits the same velocity? I had that problem for a while because my midi controller wasn't velocity sensitive so all of my beats sounded like a drum...

I have been using a pair of $70 monitors for almost three years and they have worked great. They are a damn site better than home stereo speakers or headphones. My mixes sound great. The cat is looking for monitors for under $150. Why would you pop onto a thread that is clearly labeled and start...

you are plugged into the line in? if so, you are either plugged in mono or you need to enable the left and right inputs.

mmmmm, goat!

Nah, I don't get paid for anything. Just your friendly neighborhood roll of Thunder. I do it for the chicks! lol. I just know what it is like to be frustrated to no end with a situation like this and when someone is there to offer a solution to me, I am like a kid at Christmas.

I know a lot of studios that use computers and software. I don't know any that use stand alone digital multi trackers. I know of guys who spend hundreds and even thousands on software and have ditched it for Reaper. So you don't always get what you pay for. Go to www.reaper.fm and download it...

exactly! Editing alone is so much easier!

here is an interesting article on the subject http://www.arrl.org/tis/info/HTML/elec-fence%20noise/

there always has to be one of those guys. Yeah, spend $1000 on your home studio monitors. That is feasible for most of the us here.

I thought that it had to do with her shoes too. But I saw her do it with different kinds of shoes on. It was freaky

probably the 57. But none are going to be superior by all means. You could download the demo of drumagog and replace what ever sound is recorded with a good kick sample. Or replace it by hand with a good kick sample. It is time consuming but I have done it in a pinch.

what program? Most likely, your output section needs to be set up to 2 output instead of 1.