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Ask a lawyer. http://forum.freeadvice.com/ Or more specifically... http://forum.freeadvice.com/forumdisplay.php?f=39 You can do anything with the internet these days.

Rhythm sounds like a song I heard called "Fusions". Guitar tone sounds good, maybe bring it up a little in the mix? The wah panning effect was pretty cool. I agree about the bass guitar being too low in the mix and drowned out by the drums. Maybe it's just me but I feel the overall mix is...

I think your boobs are bouncing at about 120bpm

Travis: Good advice. ;) Yea an E sounds better than a G does. I don't know why but it didn't sound good when I tried it before. :confused: It's probably my POS guitar...it won't stay in tune for shit.

I'm writing a song, and the chord progression goes something like this: Em7/B, G, Em7/B, G, F, C, F, C....then starts over. I'm trying to come up with a lead over it, but can't seem to find a good note to play over the Em7/B chord...which is: (low to high): x-2-2-0-3-3 The closest I've...

Ah, thanks. I'm definately in need of bass traps. I played a short recording I made on acoustic guitar, and stood in the corners to test and it was really noticeable. :( I also have some ringing when I clap my hands real hard. I'll worry about that after the bass traps though. Thanks again...

Thanks for the quick, easy-to-understand-because-im-an-idiot advice. ;) I'm going to start with some bass traps, and I guess by 'straddling' the walls you mean like a foot of space between the walls and traps? I've already read a few DIY articles on bass traps so that should be real easy...

Thanks. :cool:

Thanks, never saw that site before.

I've read that article twice. I've also read through these forums a lot. I must be dense because I still have a hard time grasping all of this. And I usually forget things soon after reading them. My main concern is testing my room before I invest in bass traps, etc. From what I've read, you...

So should I just put bass traps in all the corners? And what should I do about the walls? Mid/high frequency absorption? Should I test the room before I attempt to treat it? Would testing the room be pointless if I don't have the right mic/monitors, etc.? Seems like the more I read into it the...

I've heard it's almost impossible to get a good sounding room if it's small. So what is 'too' small? My bedroom is 12'x10'x9 (12' wide, 10' long, 9' ceiling). Would it be a waste of time trying to treat it? I record acoustic guitar. Thanks.

I say if you have to actively listen to the samples to tell a difference, especially after being sent through the converter 4 times, then they all must be somewhat decent. :cool:

When are you going to tell us which one was which?

I only listened to 1 and 2. 2 seemed to have more 'clearity' to me, but maybe I'm wrong. I'm also listening on PC desktop speakers so...

Damn and I was thinking 2 sounded better than 1. :o Didn't listen to 3 though.

I wasn't being serious, I apologize if someone took me seriously. I've run other cables much longer than 15ft...monitor cables, PS/2, USB, etc. I guess firewire is different?

10 feet is considered the 'safe limit'. Anything more than that and you're pushing it. Electricity starts to lose it's integrity at about 10' 2". It gets exponentially worse from that point on. 15' is just asking for trouble.

That's probably what I'll do for the stationary setup, but for field recording I'm going to use a headphone set. Just shopping for a cheap portable/digital recorder. The headphones use 1 1/8" stereo plug, so it will need an 1/8" jack, and also biased power (which I heard most, if not all...

Ok, I decided I'm probably going to get these for the field recording setup: http://www.core-sound.com/lcmics/1.php ($75) Now all I need is a portable digital recorder to hook them into, preferably a cheap one, still looking for one of those. I'm still going to be making one for recording in...