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Hey, Im going to be recording bands soon, and a ton of them are doing a bunch of time changes throughout their songs. What is the best program for easy time map programming? I have Cubase LE4, I dont know if it has one in it or not.

sweet jesus, that studio setup is beautiful!!!!

I second mikeh haha, duct tape can be messy! I stumbled upon those heads you were curious about.. http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/product/Aquarian-StudioX-Drumhead?sku=449334

yea, im pretty sure those are aquarian heads like shown above, with no external muffling. i think the white ring in the picture you posted was an older model of the heads pictured above. i think its some sort of foam/felt, like used in the aquarian super kick. also stated above, moongels are...

daaaaaaaaamn dude, like stated above about how this sounds better than people that have better gear...im a prime example...i have better gear than what you have and more mics....but my drums dont compare at all everything sounds so clean and crisp...yet full and great! awesome job, and cool...

That sounds like a pretty cool idea, might have to try it out sometime! and for everyone else, i looked for just guitar clips of that band i showed you and found something. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxc-QSRaBlI idk if yall care to watch it or say something, just thought id share it...

Also punkrocker....thanks so much for that imperialmastering vid....sooooooooooooooooooooo much good info

Thanks man! Im gonna have to try that out asap:) I really dont know how to respond to all your guys suggestions at once haha but ive really enjoyed reading all of them and i guess when i get a band in ill try out these things and figure out which one works "better" for their style and what...

yea tom, that deal looks pretty darn good, just hope it is in good condition, what makes it good to me is the fact that hes including cymbals. that catalina kit above is also a reaaally good deal. i really dont think you could go wrong with either!

this little debate is heping me out a lot haha yes, i dont really want "ac/dc" tone exactly, i know what you mean though i cant describe the sound im going for really, i guess i shouldnt have said heavy cause that can mean many things, i just have bands i listen to where the guitars sound...

one more thought haha, i love oriental china trashes

Im pretty rough on my cymbals, and low on cash, so i go for whatever is cheapest, and usually on the thicker side. If I had the money tho, id say A customs, or HH/AAX.

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alrighty! looks like i have a few good techniques to try out and mess with ill prob be recording, in about 2-3 weeks hopefully, so maybe i can come back here and post something, ive never recorded in my life so its gonna be ROUGHHHHH thanks for the support guys!

id say DEFFINATLY spend an extra hundred and get a tama rockstar, that is a great starting kit, and perfect for rock. The other one you posted, it looks like garbage to me...not to be an asshole. So i think that the extra $100 would go such a long way, and make your drumming experience a ton...

Im actaully glad you asked that question cause i was wondering the same thing. If you do the 100/80/80/100 thing on one guitar, can you do it for the second guitarist, or will that cause problems? cause originally what i was going to do is record a lead and rhythm guitarist, and pan left and...

superfuzz, whats your pricerange? and you can never go wrong with getting as much RAM as possible, but I think 3 or 4 gigs would prob be better than fine.

Your right! I missed the quad "track" part, thanks for pointing that out man

Alright sweet, im about to go check out slipperman right now! russtopher which four mics should i use? 2 dynamic, 2 condenser or 4 same type?

Awesome! Wow man thanks so much for all that info. Im a drummer so I know nothing about guitars and cabs, so im hoping the bands that come to record with me will have good equipment to make my job easier, and get them real good sounds. Ill keep the clean advice deffinatly in mind! This is...