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very much understood. Now that homerecording.com has showed me how to properly use my guitar and bass EQ .. i.e. by using as little as possible , i found that all the instruments including voice just jump out of the mix at you. It's funny how i've been playing so long but never really...

dude .. drinking so much may impair your ears. it'll mess up all your mixes man.

hey !! i hope you're not drinking near your audio equipment!!

free ey? free as in .. "arrrrr yee matee, i'm a pirate"?

it's not the best but it's free. http://www.crevasoft.com/software/utilities/index.shtml check it out! it's not bad. and since it's free .. you can't go wrong giving it a try! (Try to get the older version .. it was faster , had less visual fluff, and you got to choose the encoding properties)

severe droolage here! i've got the toneworks and am quite happy but after looking at the specs on the GT-6 mentioned above i tell ya.. DROOL! If you can afford it .. go for it. Personally I'm gonna buy a bass guitar instead of upgrading my effects pedal to a GT-6 .. but man, what a...

whispers ..."go for the korg" out of three guitar buddies that i have .. after playing with my korg toneworks for one hour, they all rushed out and baught the exact unit. (It took one of my buddies 2 weeks to afford it .. but he's 100% happy) - the cabinet simulator will simulate the...

good points Treeline.

here you go buddy. http://www.waves.com/ go for the gold bundle if you can. It's a bit pricy but you'll never go without them. Thanks for the info. Also .. for less $$$ .. the iZotope Ozone product seems to have gotten it's fair share of popularity amongst the ranks of the initiated here at...

DX Waves Gold There's a crazy plugin called Enigma in there it's like a flanger /phaser Amongst other plugins there's the acclaimed Waves C4 compressor. EQ's .. reverb .. stereo imager. It's a great package to help you really add the finishing touches to your mix. These are all part of the...

quick fix output the session drummer's 'click' track to the virtual synth and that's as good as a metronome. the click track is only 4 beats .. but you just have to loop it.

always the black sheep go for a cheapy ibanez. the neck is usually thinner. it's really easy on the fingers. They're nice and light. you can get one for about 250$ US .. or you can do like i did and many other people did (including myself)... as mentioned above, go for the Fender Squire. The...

The Rocktron Intellifex. See my review : http://www.harmony-central.com/Effects/Data/Rocktron/Intellifex-01.html The sound quality is fantastic and you can use the unit for any instrumen including vocals. It's hush,reverb,chorus,delay,pitch shift ..+++ all rolled into one. Also if you're...

Mr. Winer Ottawa is a fine city. I wouldn't leave my guitar in a garage during the winter however. Nyquist .. yeah that's what i ment. I didn't state the theorem properly but it was close. So we've basically proved that digital sampling is as good if not better than analog reproduction and...

AMD k6-2 350 using WDM hey i've got win 2000 on a amd k6-2 350 with 448M RAM and a el cheapo 5400 RPM drive. using the audiophile 2496. It works perfectly with Sonar. I have gotten those pops and clicks. check the m-audio control panel ... by default windows sets the DMA buffer size to 384...

AlChuck is right hoever hard disk performance is a big big issue. having the crappy system that i have, i had to squeeze every ounce of juice out of it. It took me a long time to get things working right. Patience is a virtue. You're system is good man. Play with your buffers and make sure...

i have the audiophile 2496 .. splendid piece of mahinery i must admit. had problems with it in Sonar for a while. i set it's buffers to 1024. locked the rate at 441000Hz. .. oh yeah , and i installed Windows 2000. I've got a pidly little AMS k6-2 350MHz with 448MB RAM and a 5400 RPM hd ...

Mr. Winer that synth you made in 74 looks pretty scary. hehe. wow .. you really are a master. I bet YOU could build a electronic chokeable cymbal trigger/pad! :-)

i don't remeber the law .. but it's a big DSP law that basically indicates that: If you sample at twice the the frequency of your fastest signal, then you have a perfect digital clone of the original source. That's why cd's are 44.1KHz. isn't it? (22.5Khz is highest audible frequency) So if...

are you leaving the DB's alone? are the effects registered are are they demos? if you're not peaking the meters and causing a ton of clipping .. then there should be no distortion. if you get pops and stuff, you may wish to tweak the buffers in the options/audio menu