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Does anyone know a good way of cleaning 1/4 in. inputs on a guitar amp? I've already gone and tore the whole thing apart so that I could clean the pots with contact spray. Any help would be appreciated.:eek:

I really could care less about the "morals" I just want to know people's opinion about this subject. Auto tune is something that I don't mind people using (like Cher), but when it gets used to cover up mistakes and make someone sound better than they really are bothers me. Again I just wanted to...

Ok so auto-tune, minor annoyance or sinister plot?

It looks like the same kind of graph that protools has.

I've heard allot of good things about the ones made by roland.

Whatever kind you chose to go with just make sure that they'll be suitable for breakdowns.

I got a pair of CAD CM217 SDC's and I think they're really great for being 60$ a piece, although I got them at GC buy one get one free.

Borrowing gear from friends(or stores) is a great way to find out what kind of equipment you do or do not need.

Hell most of the time the Beatles never had any bass. Paul played guitar more often.

Import what he has so that you can record to it. this way all of his stuff has a master saved file on his machine and what you record can be emailed to him as a wave file that he can then import into the DAW of his chosing.

You don't want the snake to be too big because thats just showing off!

Would you mind giving more information regarding your problem. I.E. what kind of mic, how is this mic connected to your computer? or other such relevant information. But rami's right the problem isn't in your DAW.

If anyone thought that all DAWs are equal then there would be allot more people using audacity.

you need to make each song its own file before this can be accomplished. the 40 min thing means that each song contains the other songs as well.

have you considered recording the drums with 2 or maybe 1 mic's. you won't know if you like the sound you have until you try it!

AKG makes some good condenser mic's. I have a perception 100 and its a fantastic vocal mic.

My band for a while didn't have a bass player. I ended up teaching my girlfriend how to play bass and it couldn't have turned out better, also she has turned out better than the last 2 bassists we had.

You could get a usb condenser mic for about 100$ and they plug directly into your computer without the need of an interface.

Well my belief is that recording can be taught but doesn't necessarily need to be, since so many people pick it up on their own. When I took classes for audio at the local community college the class was to crowded and most of what was being taught I had already learned on my own. The only thing...

Make sure that the pad is not on. I've found this to be a similar problem as well. also doesn't the Apex415 have a -10db on it? make sure thats not on as well if you still need more volume. If you find a good solution to this please post it, I would find it very helpful.