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Right now you are running the speakers in parallel @ 4 ohms. You need to wire them in series to get 16 ohms. http://www.colomar.com/Shavano/spkr_s.gif

I've used it both ways. It works pretty well in the clean channel for a mild overdrive tone. In the distortion channel I use it just to color the tone a bit or as a slight lead boost. I'm sure if I maxed the controls it could get noisey but I tend to use more conservative settings. You should...

I've been using it with my Kramer Striker 211, and a Carvin VL100.

I have the Joyo vintage overdrive pedal and it doesn't seem to have an excessive amount of noise.

Very nice! Did you use the Palmer PDI-09 on the guitar tracks?

I'm not really a fan of the rain sound effects, but the song sounded great.

Ok third time is the charm I hope.

You will need to experiment with a parametric eq on the individual instruments. Try boosting 2-3 db and sweep around. When you hit the right frequencies it will pop out at you. Also adding small amounts of reverb will give each instrument some space.

To get a fuller sounding mix you need to add more space not more low end. You have almost no mids and high end which makes your mix sound dull/no air. On the up side your playing is very good.

The music is pretty well balanced and it sounds good. The vocals didn't sit right in the mix and are painful and harsh in some spots. It sounds like the distortion you get from a comp/limiter plugin when you over boost the signal trying to make it louder.

I didn't hear any ringing.

Without going too deep into the rabbit hole I did a bit of tweaking.

Thanks for the kind comments. Yes I'm guilty of the singing as well as everything else. It took me over a year of recording, mixing, rewriting parts, and re-recording to get what I ended up with. The vocals are actually my scratch tracks. I was just too lazy to record better tracks. The guitar...

I havn't had a good thrashing in awhile so here is my latest creation 'Anesthetic".

You may also want to look for a Korg DRV-1000. IMO it sounds better than the Yamaha R1000.

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He'll have to cup his hands around a pair of crystal balls to obtain that information.

Those virtual instruments sound pretty pathetic. What's really sad is that repeating riff that you ripped off from the chorus of "Ebony Eyes" by Bob Welch.

+1...There was another member here recently with the exact same problem. The tracks that he posted have god awful singing that he is unable to do anything about because he refuses to record the tracks separately. Listening to his tonedeaf vocals should be a huge deterrent to anyone thinking of...