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once again (not to copy you guys or anything, but) RTFM!!!!!!!

I think one of the royer ribbon mics uses phantom power, but only because it has some funky preamp sort of thing in it. But other than that, I haven't heard of any.

My main amp that I use for recording has 3 10" speakers, and it does fine with the heavy stuff, as far as I can tell. Although I guess I've never really used 12-ers, so maybe I don't know what I'm missing.

Just to check, it is actually a bass cab you are using, not a guitar cab with a bass head, right? You can blow out your cab if you do that.

http://www.babiczguitars.com You have to check out this guy's guitars. He uses a couple of cool ideas on construction, mainly the idea of having an adjustable height neck on an acoustic, and spreading the tension from the strings over a wider area of the soundboard, as opposed to just having...

Nah, I think he's talking about the nut that helps secure the tuner to the headstock, like nuts and bolts, as opposed to the nut that is the 0 fret or whatever you wanna call it.

1 is tube 2 is solid state 3 is modeller That's my guess at least.

I would keep the bass drum outside of the mic. If you try to put it inside, you would have to modify the case, and you would have a huge honkin' microphone. Postioning that thing would be a bitch.

http://www.homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=190892

Oh, my bad. I was thinking that the freeze function might work. Since it passes audio through a reverb, and then applies the output of the reverb to a track, I don't see why it wouldn't do the same thing using Drumagog. EDIT: Damn, I'm stupid. You already had freeze in your title. I would...

What's the over and under method? Obviously a way of wrapping cables, but I'm just curious as to what it is specifically.

Why not? :D If that fails, you could always just do an audio export of just that channel, although that is more time consuming.

Hey, metalhead, just curious: What amp is it that you saved up for for so long, that is your definition of a good tube amp?

I had no idea man. Sorry. :( There are just some people who do it just to be annoying.

www.tweakheadz.com/guide Read up. :D

typing Like This Is One Of The most Annoying Things in the World.

Funny how he gets mad because he didn't get any replies, and then yells at us to shut up. Ironic, isn't it? :D

over a soundblaster and a creative labs microphone....most definitely yes, but just as important (if not more) is learning how to use these new tools once you get them. Read up on some recording techniques. Once you combine that with your new gear, you can be amazed.

That's pretty sweet! Looks great! Now I wanna build one. :D

Do you realize who you talked to??? GUITAR CENTER!!! 99% of those people there are complete idiots. :D