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No amps are needed... You can record DI (direct in) to your analog or digital recorder, or you can put a mic in front of your amp and run that into your recorder. So it could be: guitar>wah pedal>mixer>PC>recording software Or: guitar>wah>amp>mic>mixer>tape recorder>PC You'll be working with...

Why are most of these patchbays TRS jacks... when we mostly need unbalanced?

paragon Etymology: Middle French, from Old Italian paragone, literally, touchstone, from paragonare to test on a touchstone, from Greek parakonan to sharpen, from para- + akonE whetstone, from akE point; akin to Greek akmE point —more at EDGE Date: circa 1548 : a model of excellence or perfection

Ok... now I'm sitting here, trying really hard to ignore a dead elephant. Thanks alot, guys! :mad:

Another Digital Performer abuser here.

I use both Sweetwater and Full Compass. You'll get better selection on-line, but I still prefer brick and mortar stores for price.

The Ghostman misses nothing... so don't try any funny business! Zarcotu found this link in the Related Threads list on the bottom of a page! :eek: MommaT has retired and is selling Mary Kay Cosmetics out of the trunk of her car now.

Nice job, overall... drums are the hardest for me to capture, and the mix here is just about right. A couple of things I notice that maybe don't matter to someone else, though. I like the bass drum up front in the mix, like it is here. I like to feel the "thump" right in the chest. But I think...

Go G5... even if you can't afford it. The mini mac as a DAW may be OK to start up, but at your age you'll outgrow it in a few months. ;)

I'd heard the delete post option was gone... very strange days, indeed.

It's DP4.1 Thanks for the interest, Mr T and gordone.

The mp3s created by iTunes... at any bitrate, 192, 160, 128 kbps sound great in iTunes, or burned to cd. Compared to the pc version they are fine. But when posted to Soundclick and re-converted by Soundclick.com at 128 kbps, which is the max they allow without paying extra, the drums sound OK...

MOTU's DP4, Sound Studio, iTunes. DP4 for multi-tracking and mastering Sound Studio as converter to AIFF files iTunes as converter to mp3

Sure... but what are you going to record after you spend that lump 'o money?

MOTU's DP4 Is the paragon of the macworld.

Follow your dreams... but not because you will get rich doing that. You will be happy doing that, no matter what they are. :eek: I wrote a song!

Old school says post, but lately I've done alotta recording of a more "finished" guitar sound.

Time's a-wastin'... the analog choice won't be here forever. At mixdown, digital has many advantages. But once it's done, tape sounds the best, to me. Sure, the problem with digital recording is not in the process, but in the delivery system. 48kHz and 24 bit resolution sounds great until you...

With DP4... you can bundle the 3 tracks together and use the reverb as one, not so in Cool Edit? :eek:

Thanks for the reply... at least it bumped my thread onto page one!