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Donno, just was feeling this vibe so i kept it where it is.

+1 on that

some people use multitrack harddisk recorders like this And this attach to any mixer which in turn to any outboard gear. But you will have to mix down to another source.

No idea, Dont know why it is relevant to know unless you want to build it yourself. And in that case look up its schematics

There is only a light verb on the bongos. The soloing guitar has this delay bass is a squier j-bass, run simply like this yeah there is some bleed but it adds character :) I'm using the bluebird on the guitars, bass lined in. shakers and bogos are the rode nt2.

always a pleasure

Fun fact the shaker is a small bottle of rainbow sprinkles...

Nah I think we are leaving it as it is

The drum timing seems a bit off, and are the guitars out of tune alittle? Generally in two micing method for drums one would have oh and kick mic.

yeah verb the drums for sure. And Maybe for the guitars high pass, lightly compress and verb them.

in metronome. I feel like the drums can use more life, ambiance. The guitar in the center in the beginning is a bit too dry and etchy for me. And maybe smooth out the stereo guitars. Otherwise, I like the vox, Tight song.

Just messing around http://soundcloud.com/aharonmendlowitz/something-else

So I had to make a beat to it. Hilarious Still working on it, here is a small section... http://soundcloud.com/aharonmendlowitz/grandtizzy:laughings:

Something I'm workin on for fun, not nearly done yet. This is only a small section of it. And this is my first time ever doing anything like this. http://soundcloud.com/aharonmendlowitz/grandtizzy Tell me all yalls opinion

which mixer is it, and is there a button that you push that sends the signal to mains?

How is the comp hooked up?

This may sound dumb but are the monitors plugged into a powersource and turned on?

The yeti has an spl rating of 120 dbs. That is pretty average. I doubt it is the mic. You must be fudging up somewhere when you are recording.

Setting proper gain levels and a bit of distance from the diaphragm should do the trick. Its not necessarily the mic you are using.

Im taking the cheap way out. Looking up schematics and building my own. I'm majoring in electronics engineering for a reason eh?:D