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Yea, I know about balanced and unbalanced cables...I suppose I was wondering more about a brand of cables people use?

Again, thanks a lot for all the feedback guys...Although I have been writing music for about 8 years (this term writing is used loosely :D ) and recording for 2....I've only just begun to get serious with the recording process. These comments from you veteran home studio'ers are worth their...

Indeed. Linky please :) We want to hear it, finished or no.

So I just got a pair of Tascam VL-X5's and they are my first pair of studio monitors; so, needless to say, I'm excited to use them. They use the Neutrik combo inputs (for either XLR or 1/4"). My Onyx Satellite has 1/4" outs for the monitors. The only 1/4" cables I have lying around are patch...

Once again man....gorgeous songwriting, playing and singing. I love it when all a musician needs is a guitar and his (or her) voice and can keep the undivided attention of all within ears reach...and whatever does that, you've got it. Keep em' comin danny, we'll all be hear to appreciate

Very nice man. I'm always skeptical when people post beats (as FL creates a wealth of shitty ones...haha), but you have proven me wrong. I enjoyed these a lot. Especially Helping Hand. Reminds me of Dan the Automater

Yea...I agree with the more kick drum...but the problem is that when they recorded, the whole trap set is recorded on one track...haha, so.....I can try to boost the eq of that track, but it may mess with the rest of the drums...I'll see what I can do :) Also, I'm interested in trying that eq...

This is a song written by my little brother and his band. They recorded it in a fairly ghetto fashion, and as such the quality is a bit lacking. That being said, I think their brand of bluesy-garage rock sits well in Lo-Fi. I did a quick mix of it last night for him because he's more interested...

Did you check those out?

Ok, try one of these two for video card (the MSI is you get a big enough case) http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814127300 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121230 The MSI will handle two DVI monitors and just run better overall, and both are silent

Yea all that is compatible. I updated that list (as I find parts for myself too :) ) With the case that I would get (as it is very quiet) and a different Power Supply. I actually have two power supplies on there, but I need to check if we can get away with the 500W or if the 610W would be...

Has anyone had experience with this keyboard...I know its from the late 80's...but I'm just looking for a MIDI controller that will work and I found it cheap online. So dredge up those memories of hair metal and lets see what you got!

I can configure one for ya way under $1400 (that'll buy you a bitchin top of the line computer nowadays)....do you need a Monitor or Keyboard/Mouse? Or do you already have them? Here I threw something together on Newegg for ya...take a look...

I'm looking for a cheap reverb unit to patch through to a vocalist while he/she is recording, but not necessarily to use in the final mix. I was looking for an Alesis Nanoverb or something along those lines....nothing pricey by any means: I was hoping to spend between $20 and $60. If anyone has...

Has anyone had a chance to compare these two Shure mics side-by-side? If so, what were the results.

Upon searching I found that many people got these for $30 as SDOTD at MF a while back, but obviously I won't find them for that price. Also, i found a thread from a few years back where people were saying that a stereo pair of these for $120 was a good deal. I guess I'm just wondering if that...

Including instruments and our Live PA gear...I think around $3700. and I'm about to invest about another $1000 in recording gear....ugh, thank god for student loans =P

I found a stereo pair of MXL 603s's online for $120 shipped. Is that a good deal? Could I find a better mic (or mics, stereo pair) in that range in order to record acoustic guitar?

Very excellent man. Well rounded and as stated before the vocals are great. Things I would recommend: - The vocals seem kinda treble-y in places. Did you use a pop filter? - I would try messing with the placement of parts between the left and right channels to help separate parts. At some...

Back when I was in highschool we had Wireless headset mics made by Shure for our musicals. We'd be dancing all over the place and singing and they worked fairly well. I can't remember the exact model but I'll look into it