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This friday I am having lunch with the studio engeneer from where I intern at. He's had a shit load of expierence in recording heavy metal/hardcore stuff. I'm bringing a notepad and a pen. Saturday I'll post my notes up and see what you guys think. Thanks again!

i have an update . . i just need to dig it up

the only thing that will remotely work is the waves plugin called PAZ anaylizer. it's quite expensive, and i'm not sure it will fully do what you are asking.

Tascam US-122 Thanks for looking!

I'm using Cubase SX 2 and a M-Audio Delta 1010lt. I cann't figure out how to change, in Cubase, the recording and playback to 96kh@24bit. any help please?

A new amp is out of the question, rather, out of the budget. Would it help any if i hooked my amp up to a 4x12 ext. cab?

Here's a little something I did for a very commonly overlooked problem that people exierence. If your electric guitar has 2 or more pickups, having the volume or output balanced between them is extremely important. Especially on a Stratocaster style guitar which of course has 3 separate...

here is a new sample. thanks for all the help guys! http://home.comcast.net/~enferno/guitar2.mp3 better? any more tips?

so for that song you were just using the PODxt for the guitar? no amps?

Alright my setup is something I've never heard or even seen before. Let me start in the beginning of the chain Guitar: Gibson SG Gothic with the stock pickups. Amp: Roland Cube 60 watt amp, using the Modeled Rectifier setting. Now, here is where it gets rather odd. I've never been successful...

Thanks dogman! it still just doesn't sound right to me, but then again, I have been on the quest for the perfect guitar sound for far too long, and nothing sounds perfect to me :P

Haven't used it in over 3 months since I purchased my Delta 1010lt. Mint condition. Works flawlessly! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=3781052254&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT Thanks for looking!

Selling my mixer on ebay. TIme to upgrade to more tracks! Perfect for the beginner recorder! http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=3781051447&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT Thanks for looking!

No, I'm not asking how to do it, no way am I going to start kicking the crap outta that dead horse again. All I'm asking is for a little feedback, comments, or tips on this setup I have. http://home.comcast.net/~enferno/guitar1.mp3 here's a link to a sample. Please let me know what you think...

first, get a shovel. then, et a map and figure out where John Bonham was buried, cuz you need to dig him up and u se him to track for you. the rest is cake from there, but you need to probably go o barne's and knobles and get a book and ressurection of the dead.

in my expierence, 4x12's give 4 different variations on tone. where as on a 1x12, you only have 1 speaker. 4 gives you 3 to fall back on if one you don't like. also, 4x12's are A LOT louder

Follow up: I just bought a cube 60 for myself for xmas. I am VERY impressed. It sounds most excellent in the room, on any of the various amp models, and records like a dream!! it's 60 watts, and it works excellent when praticing by myself or with my band. When we gig, we will just mic the...

alright, thanks farview!

i'm talking about boogie. heavy/hardcore metal style of guitar, like disturbed, linkin park, godsmack etc.