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Thanks a lot for listening to my song, and your comments helped. I did cut some frequencies where you mentioned and I think that helped bring the level of the vocal down. The pops were from the mp3 conversion.

It could be the room your playing them in.

This is a song comprised of my mother on vocals, my dad on drums, and a few other neighbors wrote the lyrics and played the other instruments. I am real new to recording, so I use a lot of trial and error, I could use some suggestions because I want to give everyone involved a somewhat...

try pointing the mic at the beater side around where the beater hits the head. It will give you more click sound.

In your opinion which has more to do with the overall quality?

I would like to sing like Chris Cornell, Hamish Stewart, or Alan Gorrie

I used an Echo Mia for a while and liked it a lot. About $180 or so.

This Poll was the reason for that Moderator post about Poll posting. This Poll was such a waste, Long Live Event Electronics Forum!!!!

lots of reverb!!

Has anyone seen Andy Kaufman's Hi-Hat bit?

Thanks for listening.

Are the vocals way too harsh on this one? What about the guitar and drums? "Lift Me Up" http://www.nowhereradio.com/scbz/singles

I say do Both and mix it the way that works best for the song.

It seems as if Behringer is talked about everywhere in this BBS, so lets make this the Forum. Any thoughts?

It is not the amount but the quality that counts.

I did the same exact thing, and it works great!

My vote is for "Total Crap"

I love the control panel in the Echo series cards much better than the M-Audio cards. Hey, just one man's opinion. Any other thoughts, I would love to hear them.

This is the definitive Poll the winner will rule the Forum.

I am a Bogner man Myself.