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IMHO, probably 'ethical' would be a more accurate word than 'moral.' It absolutely depends on the style of music and what you're trying to say. If your intent is to make a groovin' tune that people will like (I know, that's the intent with every song, right?) then it really doesn't matter. If...

A good friend would understand. :D

You put the web page inside the image tags. You need to link directly to the photo: http://lh5.ggpht.com/_P7bQGIjEcDg/THat5I_aqjI/AAAAAAAAApE/SFSAGs_S7MI/s512/IMG_0134.JPG

One advantage that could be gained by using both the Tascam US1641 and the Behringer ADA8000 is that together they would give you the ability to use up to 14 microphones. The Tascam has 8 mic pres, and six additional line inputs. The Behringer has 8 mic pres and has a line output for each of...

Isn't that an open backed amp? If so, you have as much sound coming out of the back and bouncing directly off of the bricks as you have coming out the front. An interesting experiment would be turning it around and putting the back of it close to one of the insulated walls.

Reaper comes with several decent amp sims...

Framed? Black velvet? Nah, flock 'em, just flock 'em...

Or you can put all the guitar tracks in 1 "folder" and put the FX you want applied to all of them in that folder.

A friend and I ordered two sets of these for use in our studios. like an idiot, he ended up taking home the two SoniSorb EF 750 Mark V Plus PRO Ls leaving me with both SoniSorb EF 750 Mark V Plus PRO Rs. Now, everything I mix is in mono!!!! Is there a simple or easy way to convert a SoniSorb...

Have you rebooted the device and the PC?

That's cheap. Price some 2 inch...

Nice bass!!! I have a slightly older one in a solid red. I love that thing, I call it "The One True Bass." The Ric site shows your serial number to be July '79.

I think you'll be happy with the 1641. I use mine for live recording and really like it.

Correct. Two channels into the PC, two channels out. If you need more channels, look into USB 2.0 or Firewire interfaces. From your earlier description, though, it sounds like two would probably be enough.

We used really thin, round piece of black rock (looked a lot like vinyl or plastic) and chiseled grooves in them to represent the sound. To play them back we used wind-up record players with long-beaked birds for needles. Few people know this, but the reason Michael Jackson wore one glove for a...

Wow! Nice! Did you do inlay on the back of the resonator? How did your trip to the music stores go?

Welcome!!! Not sure about posting the song(s) in this thread. It should be OK. But it's definitely OK to post some pics of the banjo and mandolin. :D a) The 57 is a good mic, it'll serve you well without having to spend a bunch more cash. The PZM could give some interesting results in a lot of...

From what I've seen, the two most common causes of "drums sound bad" complaints are mic placement and drum tuning. (With inconsistent playing being a close third) Have you tried moving the mics around with your drummer playing while monitoring with headphones? You'd be amazed the amount of...

You can have 4 separate outputs, doesn't surround need 5?

Not sure about the variations, but I have one of these and absolutely love it for Marshall guitar cabs! I've also used it for live vocals quite a bit.