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Software, probably, yes... it must be in the burner phase, if it happens with different recording software. Or maybe even the drive hardware?

You'll need something like a Sans Amp Bass Pedal to spice up that signal from the Mexi-P bass.

Yeah you'll be a little short... but if you can find a deal on used hardware, the best is DP4 software, MOTU 828 interface, and an external HD w/ 40 gigs or more.

But why did you single out "prog"? I hope you weren't dissing the best music genre out there?!?

Screw that... send me airfare and I'll help break in your studio. :eek:

Start with the Shure SM57, and stop then.

Seems straightforward to me... posted his name and links to his work. Definitely spam. ProTools only? No DP4 or others?

Cooool! This foundation is being poured in Japan or the Phillipines? $50 K from the ground up seems a little light? Maybe not in the Phillipines? This will be a pro set-up for renting out?

What do they do?

...Ouch! ;)

You need a pre amp Bring the signal up BEFORE it goes into the board. Your other choice is to paly the bass through your amp, and mic that. I prefer not to do DI recording, I mic my bass cabs.

Double Posting :eek: Check the TASCAM forum.

You should end up with a stereo recording unless your soundcard is mono. In that case, get a new soundcard. As for the hiss, is it tape hiss? Recorded with Noise Reduction? Played back with NR?

The set sounds good I like the tuning on the toms; yeah, you have some rattles and snare issues. The recording levels are way too low, especially on the bass end of the spectrum. Give the whole signal a boost on the way out of the Mbox, and boost the EQ for the Blue on the low end.

Oh shit. Buck and I agree on something. :D

Sony MDR-7506 $89 or so. Cheap headphones are easy to find.

I like the way this thread is developing... go ahead and post that link here. ;) Drums are the toughest sound for me to capture, I think it's my room. Or my mics. Probably my skills, eh?

Were the tapes recorded with NR? If so, you must playback the same way.

Protools free is not for OSX. Get LE. My weakness is money. I would like to upgrade to a reel to reel TASCAM 38 but am stuck in Portastudio land.

I sense you are pulling my leg... but yes, a TASCAM 424 is just the thing for you. A portable enough cassette deck, a scratchpad, and you can complete your demo with more tracks after you're sure it is worthy of your time and effort.