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can't argue with that. :p

not from selling songs online.

give it a year and you'll know. :p

and don't revert back to that "He is not pushing you to buy his book, he is calling for success stories for the new edition". there are no credible "success stories" here. and i don't consider selling 20 single on itunes to your extended family a success.

**cue me telling chater-la that if she doesn't quit pimping garbage i might be forced to start my own...... :laughings:

*cue 60's guy telling me that it's chater-la's forum and she can do what she wants with it.

first of all, don't lump me in with any group that hassles you constantly. i can't ever remember being critical of you or audiofanzine. next: because pimping a product called "Sell Your Music - How To Profitably Sell Your Original Recordings Online" is a swindle. it's bullshit and you're...

how much did that cost him? just in case i write some ridiculous nonsense that no one wants to read, unless they're a totl noob and easily swindled?

....recorded in someone's bedroom or garage, on budget equipment.

there are certain frequencies that compliment certain instruments. i'd rather have a guide for where to start than just start twisting knobs. or moving a mouse, whatever. :D

you do realize that ReaVerb is a convolution reverb, correct? and you know all about that by RTFM starting at section 16.8, right? ;)

they are pretty freaking awesome to me. I have the waves mercury bundle and hardly use them. not saying waves is spectacular, but whatever. just to be clear, i said it can be downloaded for free. and like kcearl said, it's a quick countdown then it loads up fully. i liked the program so much...

MOST of the time. you can download REAPER for free and it's as powerful as you will ever need it to be.

i wonder what miroslav thinks about this. :laughings:

i bad bass sound WILL jack an entire mix up though.

yeah, i tried for about two days and decided i'll just record my shit and never play it again.

i don't mind being pedantic when someone's being a smart ass first. ;) and yeah, my main bass the entire time i was touring was a tbird. it's been sitting in my closet for a decade and i actually just traded it for a '79 LP Special double cutaway.

it should also be pointed out that i really have no idea what i am doing or talking about though.

for me, because i am such an awesome bas player, i like that shit to cut through like a clavinet. i always cut the highs and lows and boost the mids.

and that would be gibson thunderbird. the firebird was the guitar. i'm sure you knew that though. :laughings: