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most guys lie about the size of things, but usualy in the other direction. :D

A louder shit sounding mix will still be a shit sounding mix, only louder. do some reading on room treatment and acoustics

Think I rambled a bit there without adding that each kit piece has a learn button where you can map it to a trigger input or a note on your keyboard so you can finger tap the beats in. Just right click the kit piece, hit the learn button and hit the pad/note on keyboard that you want to map it...

I've used Superior 2.0 (2.2.0 now) for the past 18 months and EZDrummer for a few years before that. I know that EZDrummer came with a selection of midi "loops" set out as grooves and broken up into intros, beats on hihat, beats on ride & fills that you could audition within the program then...

I play the interesting one in MY BAND, as well as the bass :cool:

I read that wrong, sorry

I thought when you scaled back the sound without attack or release it was done with a TRIM knob :confused:

I know in live situations (think festivals) A drum riser is more about convenience. When one band finishes their set the riser is just wheeled off stage left while the next band's is wheeled on with the drums already set up on it cutting down the turn around times. The the one being wheeled off...

Same here but I have a set of Roland V-Drums triggering Superior 2.0 within cubase so I need that 32 Sample latency time, any higher than 64 Samples and the round trip puts just enough drag on to confuse any half decent drummer.

the lower the ASIO sample rate the lower the latency will be. For tracking I have mine set to 32 samples or 1.24ms for mixing I'll bump it up as high as 256 samples or 6.3ms latency. Your computer spec will determin the exact latency time. I need mine that low to track drums although personaly...

you guessed it. Inputs can be created up to the number if inputs on your soundcard and outputs is the exact same thing. If you have a 2in2out card with just a mic pre on the inputs and your monitors on the outputs or a 24i/o device feeding a mixer with a dedicated input and output for each...

Nearly 5 years ago I made that post and still have the same 2 pairs of ATH-M40fs. Sure they are both a little tatty looking now but still sound as good as the day I got them. :)

Acording to the Yamaha website the drivers are for OSX 10.4 and above or xp/vista 32 bit. Nothing about windows 7 on there that I can find. What are your computer specs with that latency? have you tried increasing the ASIO buffer size within Cubase AI4? As long as you are monitoring direct...

our guitarist: The chords for the verse are D, A and C Me on bass: Just play and I'll doodle till I get something that fits

I've owned both the SP B1 and the rode NT1a for a number of years now. To my old ears the B1 sounds a lot more detailed in the high end than the Rode. Others may call it harsh but on the right source it is more detailed. The Rode takes EQ a bit better, infact, most times I can't get the sound I...

I think it's good practice when you're starting out to download all the free stuff you can get your hands on and give it a try. But try limiting yourself to a certain set of plugs to do a mix, then try the same song with a different set of plugs. That's the only way you will find out quickly...

yeah it's hihat spill coming off the guide vocal track. We've since retracked the vocal so that problem is gone. Just need to sort these samples out and we're done I think.

That's where I was going with the mushroom thing :D

Thanks for the comments, that ending I think we're gonna do as a full song with lyrics, maybe even like a return letter to the first song. It'll be minus the screaming...maybe run the songs into each other or space them out on the album, not sure yet. The samples I'd like to work on, especialy...

outstanding! I'm playing this next time I'm on mushrooms. I fully expect something bad to happen to me for listening to this straight. Honestly, I rate this right up there with the bonzo doohdah dog band. :)