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50 vs 100 vs 150 If you're into solid state amps, skip this comment. My comments compare 50W tube amps to 100W tube amps based on my personal experiences and deals with sound more than perceived volume level. The day someone clearly, 100% explained to me and proved to me what the difference...

we're going to be recording in a small room that is not conducive to reverberation. We're not in the main hall since i want to add the reverb to MY taste and not to the hall's acoustics. Also this isn't a catholic church so it tends to be smaller anyways. My console, *cough*, i should say, my...

I wonder if there are a few mixing 'engineers' out there that sit behind a pro tools system all day, that are actually subconsciously threatened by the prospect that some shmo with Sonar, a cheap 12 chanel analog mixer, a low end 24/96 card and huge balls, can actually create works that are...

The help is very appriciated guys. I'll certainly try the xy config first. I'm looking forward to this gig. . cause if it works out, i'll be that much closer to being able to mic harmonies. Thanks guys.

Thanks chris. I'll try the 'v' configuration and will also try the other option you mentioned, i.e, using 4 microphones.

You're advice seems fine but pardon my stupidity ... an x/y pattern? I'm still a newbie. :-)

Need advice. there's this 4 member, really talented church group that want me record, mix, post process and burn to cd about 2 hours worth of choir stuff. It being a church and all , this gig goes to the lowest bidder ... i'm doing it for free. My motto with this project is: "What comes...

being a huge satriani fan myself, hell his name is on my guitar, i can say that you did very well with your uhm 'POD' . :-p Good sound. His sound is a little warmer but you're in the ballpark. You are a very good guitarist. Hats off to ya! Gosh man .. good finger work, really smooth...

thanks man. well your advice was precisely what helped. i will therefore continue using your advice. I have never gotten such a precise technical critique before. i've taken this mix as far as i wish to take it at this juncture. (actually it's beyond what i excpected now thanks to you.)...

alright ... it's been updated. #1 it should sound fuller ... then again i'm too poor to get decent monitors. #2 it should sound better balanced ... then again, my brain tends to shift it's focus on the left ear's input. (unbalanced head .. lol . yeah it sucks) #3 everything should sound...

yeah well... that sucks. buut i can deal with. i wonder if fender still makes the hipshot tremsetter thing. that should fix it for cheap no?

ripped jeans, long hair, reaking of pot with faithful sideckick Beavis .. lol.

let's say your right speaker was plugged in wrong i.e. the red wire was in the black hole and the balck wire in the red hole. now let's say your left speaker is fine. play the music and you get 180 phase shift on the right speaker. anybody can comment on this? is it a good explanation? or...

they'll certainly affect your sound. If you're using a mono distortion pedal, then you won't hear much difference .. it'll just be the same sound on both speakers. If you are using a stereo fx processor and put your left chanel for example through a compressor and the right through a stereo...

we have similar styles and are in similar situations. Our style: Symphony X, Tool, Dream Theater Our problem: Apartment property managers aren't nice to drummers. Our solution: Pintech electronic drum kit with Roland TD-8 drum brain. They sound awesome. Certainly better than farting...

well i don't know where you get your software .. but if your purchased it through the internet and downloaded it prior to installing it ...then will DEFINATELY be able to install them later if your PC should die. And if you're running window98/95 or especially Windows ME, then i suggest burning...

lol. now that's multimedia!

Before you throw up your hands and ask why the hell did i get a gutar with a lo-trs II ... let me show you my account balance ... ---- 0$ Ok so my Ibanez has a lo-trs II floating bridge. When i do a whammy dive , and release , the guitars tuning drops by a half step or so. I am therefore...

go look for 'WDM Drivers' for your better sound card. Sonar can handle WDM. (assuming you're using windows 2000 or XP) Also, are you sure you don't have the option to pick your soundcard in the configuration menus??? Double check. If all else fails ... then do this: When your computer...

that's rough dude Cakewalk and Sonar scan for inputs when they launch. Even the slightest configuration change will screw up Cakewalk and it will forget what inputs you had. Best go to the respective configuration menu and select your soundcard again. Extigy ey?? hrm ... may exhibit some...