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Uh.... did I miss something? This thread is confusing me. Isaiah

That "V" thing sounds interesting.. I'll have to try it some time. Isaiah

Wow...lucky break! You could potentially waste 10 hours in a studio, but if you ask questions in advance and be prepared, I bet you could get a good number of tunes on tape. It might help to have a producer to assist you. Someone with experience who you can rely on to make good decisions and...

Hey! I liked it! What reverb did you use? Dang, now I need to buy a v67g.. I'll remember to blame you when I go broke. :D Isaiah

Yo! Prism was the name of my graphics/web design business which I have put on the back burner for now, but the name has just sort of carried on... :D I don't really make any music, but I plan to take up guitar and drums. I just can't write songs on the computer... I need something more real...

Sound Forge can do that.. and there's a real-time plugin for WinAmp that can do it, too. Go to winamp.com and look for "pacemaker tempo controller". Isaiah

Bayview, huh? Never heard of them.. neat lookin' mics though. I wonder how they sound? Maybe somebody richer than me will try them out for me. :p Isaiah

Well then give the singer a pair of headphones! Isaiah

Otherwise, build an isolation booth and avoid feedback with your monitors altogether. Isaiah

Really?? Dang, I feel stupid. I could have sworn the Beta 57 was a condenser...but I don't have one so I wouldn't know. I must be thinking of something different that starts with a B... Isaiah

Actually I like the radical/dramatic effects that hard panning does to a song...well, at least on the Beatles' music anyway. The Righteous Brothers also had a lot of interesting stereo arrangements, but their vocals were always centered. Isaiah

A know a guy who went to Fullsail, but he had already been in the recording business for about 10-15 years before he decided to go. He's been in the business about 25 years now. Isaiah

I really like the JBL EON powered series... they sound real nice and have XLR inputs. I hate Peavey. :p Isaiah

500 bucks will get you into a studio, and no "record deal" required. Isaiah

Yeah, I was gonna say...ditch the MXL2001 and get the V67g (the gold & green one with a shockmount) You can get one for about $202 (USD) from this place called Abe's music (or something)...they sell a lot of them on eBay. Isaiah

Thanks, frederic... I guess it would have been easier just to call my friend at the studio, hm? :D Isaiah

Yeah, I guess I can do that... it will be at www.ieyre.com/glossary Isaiah

I have an entire glossary on my computer, but I forgot where I got it from....real helpful, huh? :p I could email it to you if you want. Isaiah

LOL...no it wasn't egg cartons. I get the feeling they may be called "panel absorbers" but I honestly have no clue. I could draw a picture if you wanted me to. Isaiah

I visited a studio last year, and instead of foam in the recording room, they had what looked like curved, white panels on the walls for letting stray sounds get dispersed. The engineer told me that they had built them by themselves, but I don't know what they were called or what they wre made...