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Wow. You really don't have the first fucking clue what you are talking about. Do everybody a favor and quit handing out your "free" advice. You don't know your ass from a hole in the ground and it's painfully obvious............... Yeah......... you're a record producer AND an...

The BLUE Cactus is pretty nice.:)

"Cheap" and "soundproof" should never be used in the same sentence. Define "cheap"................

The pink stuff is useless. Use either rockwool or 703. They are rated and tested by the manufacturer to absorb sound. The "reflective" side of the gobo is for times when you want to bounce your instrument source off a hard surface, rather than try to contain and knock some of it down.

Is "sister up" anything like "cowboy up"?:)

It's a common "rookie" mistake.:D Don't feel bad about it. But definately add those extra studs. BEFORE YOUR WIRING GOES IN!

Slack, Never got the money order last week like I thought I would so tried Pay Pal this morning and it worked great! Thanks Riley(aka Paula)

Those are called "Zip-It's" and they work very well. I would avoid the plastic ones, however, and get the ones made of pot metal. I've had the plastic ones deform during install or the tips can break off too. Another option is to layout your holes in the track to match your ceiling joist layout...

You could use Crazy glue to fasten them to a sheet of Plexiglass. Up here a 24' x 48" x 1/4" sheet of Plexi is about $36.00. Check out the glue section at Home Depot or Lowes for other glue options. If you want to fasten them to wood I would recommend Epoxy. I think that's gonna adhere best to...

Get your clothes dryer out of the house and into the garage! Most of the dust in this house is lint. The stuff is everywhere. Forced air heating and cooling is the next big culprit. I understand houses with radient heat are noticably less dusty than "modern" homes with forced air HVAC.

Slack, I tried to order with Pay pal this morning and I don't think it was working either. I printed out the form and will send you a MO. Riley

Rode NTV. Check ebay for a used one. About $450-500US. Darker than an NTK or an NT2.

LD condensor about shoulder-high, BEHIND the bridge pointing at the floor. Wide sweet spot on my Martins with that setup. Just by moving the guitar backwards/forwards or left/right you should be able to dial it in with headphones in nothing flat. I'm getting a very balanced tone from this setup...

What is your expectation for how this booth will help you? I mean, are you looking for isolation or treatment? From the looks of that booth, it's not going to do anything for isolation. It might knock down some stray sound you don't want in your takes, but it just doesn't look very effective...

Thanks for the tip. That sounds like a cool something to check out.

I would think you would have to physically patch from the audio out with the DXi synth to an input and print an audio track. I'm not aware of any hardware that allows you to route MIDI'd audio sources "virtually." I think you need a patch cable or two for this...............

Huh? The OEM hard drives just don't come with a formatting disc, instructions, or anything else. You get a HD in a box. But with Maxtor (and probably all the big guys) you just go to their site, download the stuff you need, and it walks you right through the install and formatting. You can...

What you are talking about is limiting. Compressing your track to constant 6dB will sound like ass. There will be ZERO dynamic range!

Well I feel so down Like a worn out shoe..... Time to grease my wheels, Turn and crawl to you................ And you turn me on Like you did before But it won't be long you'll be Running to the door............. Loving you is hard enough Loving you is strange! Burning up my days and...