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I loved the part where the old timer got his bell end out and cock slapped the new guy :laughings:

Just enough junk to get me through a session

I've been using Thomann for years and have had nothing but great service from them. Only one time did I order a B stock item that came without a cable. If you've used Thomann you'll know that every order is handled by a certain person in the department who's phone number is included on your...

Moved home a couple of months ago into a detached house in the middle of a field. Starting to get settled in and have had the studio up and running for a few weeks now. Great to finaly have a live room for acoustic drums, control room, vocal booth and seperate amp room. All pics at lemontreestudio

check the fuses and pray

This sounds a million times better and I only posted my comment 20 minutes ago :confused: LOL good job!

That's what I felt when I listened, there was no real energy to the song. Whether the vocals made it feel that way or not I don't know. I'd need to hear it without the vocals to make that decision. Phil, you said the beauty of home recording is you can do things over and over till you get it...

Sounds a bit smashed to me and I think I'm hearing some snare hits distort in a not so nice way.

recording bands is easy, recording yourself is a different kettle of fish.

Snare is a 15"x8" REMO, the rest of the kit is an old TAMA swingstar 10, 12, 16 toms and 22" kick drum, all remo pinstripe heads. Hasn't been hit in over 7 years. We just took the drums out the cases and set them up. Could probablu do with a tune up and new heads.

Thabks for the replys, Greg you're bang on the money. I'm short of a mini boom for the kick mic so can't get it positioned the way I want. Overs do have a bit of sheen added and the toms I set with too short a release on the gate. Phil, thanks for the encouragement. I've been reading on here...

After 3 years of pulling my hair out with Roland V-Drums and superior drummer I finnaly moved into a place with no neighbours where I can set up an acoustic kit. The drum room is by no means ideal, measuring 12' x 12' with a 7'9" ceiling. So far I've built 4 corner traps all 4' in height and...

it's not always the spot you record in but the acoustics of the room you listen back in that can make things sound bad. I'd spend my money on the source of the problem, not a patch fix that in an untreated room you're not going to notice. There's plenty of cheap, quick and easy ways to treat a...

I've been offline for 8 weeks moving house and setting up a new studio and that was a great little tester on my new control room set up. Very true to the original in a lot of ways and a solid clean mix as mentioned above. Greg, would I be right in remembering you saying a while back you were...

rigister your EZdrummer at toontrack.com and download toontrack solo, that'll let you load up your EZdrummer and play away without using a DAW like cubase, sonar, logic, poor tools etc.

Real money £1 = $1.65 so £10K = $16,500 My son is 15, been playing the guitar for about 4 years and is getting interested in the recording side now so I don't have a problem with wondering who it goes to when I die. He's got it all well taxed :D

Haven't done this for a while but I tallied up the software only today and it rang in at £7024.48, hardware and acoustic treatment probably another £5K or above.... £12K+ in the last 8 years and I'm just about to move to a new house and restart a new studio build. I know I'm mental but I can't...

ASIOforall is a poor man's fix. You won't get better than the ASIO driver writen by the manufacturer of your audio device. Other things to take into account, latency is subject to your computer performance, processor, memory speed, THE ASIO DRIVER etc. I use a Roland TD3 brain midi out to...

That one's been a long time coming, no surprise at all. Rick's main problem is forgeting new posters on here are here to seek out advice because they've hit a brick wall or have gone as far as their learning curve will take them. It seems to me that more often than not he takes great pleasure...

I've just switched from 32 bit XP pro to windows 7 64 bit. On my old system I had 4GB of Ram installed. Due to the memory limitations of 32bit XP and having 2 UAD-1 cards instaled my system reported 2.75GB of RAM After upgrading to 64bit windows 7 I thought I would have reclaimed some Ram...