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I think everybody finds it strange to listen to a recording of their own voice. I hated my singing voice and by no means am I a good singer but after a few songs I started to get used to it and to be honest if you continue you actually improve. I now have mixed feelings about my singing voice...

Hi vijsolo Will your site be up and running soon? I am making my site at present and have some content on it. I was wondering if when your site is running I could put a link on mine to yours and vice versa to help promote our sites. Cheers Tony

I would suggest the M-Audio Range of Interface cards if you are looking for something cheap but good. I have a Delta 44 which has 4 inputs. You would need four pre amps for each mic but you did say you had a mixer. If it has built in preamp on each channel the M-Audio range would work for less...

I try to record my drums first. I then play a basic acoustic guitar track over that to get the basics of the song. Next its up to you. If I have keyboards I record them then all my guitar tracks. (I don't add any effects until I have all my tracks). I would then add bass guitar. Finally I add...

I have found this also. I think it is very difficult to get no lag when using midi with recorded audio. First are you using ASIO drivers for your sound card? I do and still get a little lag. What I do to get round it is try to record all my midi first then bounce the midi track into an audio...

I listened to your drums and thought they sounded fine for a drum track before mastering. I use ezdrummer and find it very good, the sound I produce from a straight lay down of drums does sound a little bit flat like you describe but I would use that as a dry drum track and add width...