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what the hell? I didnt do anything. I can't even log in to see what the hell I did wrong, and I can't post a question to the moderator, cause I can't log in! Grrrr..... If anyone feels really nice, maybe they could go post a question to the moderator. My acount name is Gthing.

Sounds good. I kept expecting a big guitar coming in witha double bass roll and some death metal screaming....

Yeah! Oh man this is a great song! Kind of has a mr. bungle feel or something.. Great mix - love the vocals! You rock! -Your fan

Listened to "to believe". I liked the feel of the song - very well done. The guitars might be just a bit strong but what the hell do I know?? Hmmm...dig the leather pants.

Spiffy - an interesting tune for sure. The drums arent bad - they are pretty soft and kinda mellow. The whole song would chnage if you threw in some huge 80's butt rock drums. The song reminded me of Teen wolf meets Buffy the vampire slayer. The vocals are too fuzzy to make...

Yeah it's empty - and so is your angelfire page. :( :confused:

Listened to "my own side". I like the song. The vocals sound especially good. Sound good for "very amateur" recordings. The distortion is a little messy when it comes in. I think if you used a gate you could tighten it up a little bit and get rid of some of the fret noise. -nilbog

http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=2665&alid=459 I recorded this over a year ago. It's a live concert (I'm playing drums) that we kind of threw together. I recorded our outdoor stage from about 20 feet away with a $20 Best buy powered lapel mic and a minidisc recorder. Not...

awwwwww....yeeaahhhh I dig the tune dude. Good recording and eveything. I agree with Chris - a little less verb would be cool. Very nice, tough. 5 stars.

Cool licks, man. I dig the guitar sound - could be alittle "bigger" if you know what I mean. How many guitar layers did you record for the rythm guitar? the bass is ookkkaay...It seems kidn of out of place for the style.

I've found that really old headphones work incredible. Like something from the 80's where each earpiece is as big as an apple and made of thick plastic. If it looks like something a hellicopter pilot might wear - you're good to go. Check your local thrift store. But yeah - dont mix with...

My friend just recorded at the studio last week. He plays bass and uses special cables made for the bass. Is this BS or what? How can a bass cable be any different from any other cable?

The Green Hornet! It has been a while hasnt it??

This is what I've done - and it orks great: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=14755

they are basically a punk/emo/hardcore band. None of thier songs have any tempo changes or anything - and they had trouble keeping time at a few parts where there are breaks in the music... It was not their preference to record in that order - thats what the tech said to do. And they laid...

Yeah - the most important thing is your head an how you want the instrument to sound. For the Violin/Viola: If you're too close in, the sound will come out flat - so back off. Try a condensor mic 2 or 3 feet above the violin. Cello: try a large diaphragm mic. Again, put it a few feet away...

I went to 8 Houses Down studio in Denver colorado (operated by the guys from the gammits for any locals) to observe my friends band get recorded. It's not a real full blow pro studio - they payed $35 and hour and it's basically a <i>really nice</i> home studio (24 track hard drive). Anyway, I...

short version: Open Volume control Go to options - properties select recording make sure line in is selected click okay you get a new recording mixer select line in.

Pre record everything (except vocals)- and then just put enough stuff on stage, and push enough buttons so people THINK your doing something.

Probably not. At least they don't seem to advertise any difference. If your worried, contact M-Audio. http://www.midiman.net/support/email/mailform.php