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I listen to a lot of "old school/hillbilly" :D Basically the only drumming you'll hear in this genre is snare & bass. Chugga-chugga brushes on snare, soft felt half/quarter notes on bass.

Thank you very much, Track Rat! Makes perfect sense having it spelled out, but I'd have never come up with it on my own. Couldn't find that in any docs. Polaris, I thought the same at first. The same was occurring in Audio Studio, Samplitude (demo), and Sonar (demo).

I posted this in the "Newbies" forum & didn't get any replies, hoping for some luck under Sound Cards... According to Aardvark's website, it is possible to record four seperate tracks at once with the DirectPro 24/96. The only track options I'm finding are combining two inputs per track (?)...

Noob here, thank you for any suggestions. Santa brought a DirectPro 24/96, I've only had about six hours total to play with it so far... So this is probably a dumb question but it's got me stumped & not moving forward into the fun stuff. I'm trying to record four seperate drum tracks...

I'm forwarding this thread to Santa, you might want to research capturing sound with coal.

I know you guys made your peace & this is water under the bridge, just wanted to be the voice of the many like me trying to learn & don't say much. We appreciate such thorough posts. "Just use the SM57" is par for the course. Here's to you, Mister Complete Answer Giver!

As memriloc stated, the best source I've found for vintage drums, parts, & info is: http://www.drumcenterforum.com/