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Honestly, it does sound like a connection issue. I'm thinking it's a bad cable.

Monster, and a nice guy to boot. Thanks Mitch.

First, the drum has to sound how you want it to sound. Forget about processing at first; that comes later, and only when necessary. Once you get the drum sounding good, you can record it. The best sound starts from the ground up. EQ and other effects won't be as necessary if you start with a...

Pezking, I was thinking more along the lines of a noob. Anppilot would probably be better served by a simpler set of applications like Cakewalk, etc. to get a feel for recording. ProTools is really only necessary if you have an immediate need to share the sessions with other PT users. It's...

Voting? Did that work in 2004?

That's correct, anppilot. Get the best computer you can afford, load it with Reaper, Cakewalk Sonar, or something similar and forget about Protools. The Digidesign system involves dedicated hardware and a load of proprietary features. Are you sure you want Digidesign? There are tons of better...

Try Karma micros. Great mics for $5 apiece. Great other mics there too! :) http://www.seemics.com/products.html

1972 Rogers.

Also throw it off when overdubbing tom fills to avoid the buzz.

I've noticed this issue before. Some CEP files don't want to play nice in the beginning, but a reinstallation can help. Uninstall CEP. Before you reinstall it, go to C:/Program Files and delete the Cool Edit folder. Reinstall CEP and it may fix the problem.

Thanks for your support.

Hi. Thanks for the rep. You must be an intelligent man.

I knew I could count on a Portlander to have a voice of reason. Props also to MadAudio and timboZ :D

I wish him well. And his tattoos.

Sorry to hear this. On a positive note: maybe this will help his tempo. ^^ waits for the flame

Get your other three limbs in order, and the high hat foot will take care of itself.

Pretty much that. Well put.

I still get a kick out of his performance on Won't Get Fooled Again. Otherwise, not so much.

Wow, your station must be getting some weighty grants and listener pledges to be able to afford ProTools <snicker> Rock away!

Why would you need Digidesign hardware at a radio station? Curious about that.