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Burn 16bit 44.1k WAVs to audio CD.

Yep, I have used a civic as my gig car for a while and fits a 5 piece no bother.. Mitsubishi colt does this now instead, seeing as my civic was ribbed and crashed! :(

My only advice with the clicks is to record the different sections seperately i.e. no pedal changes, then chop up the tracks and make into 1 track with no clicks/pedal changes. p.s. really like the riffs!

Heres msh1s oas overheads on my kit totally flat (with no compression, no eq. into a digi002 using the digi pres). http://www.kilterr.com/temp/mp3s/clip_overheads_only_paddle_mp3.mp3

great forum here.. with presets and stuff: http://www.guitarampmodeling.com/

Check the studio buiding forum, loadsa useful info there: https://homerecording.com/bbs/forumdisplay.php?f=20

well youtube is mono so post up an mp3 somewhere.

Sounds cool to me anyway!!

Just a quick reply on this one.. I'm a drummer that writes a bit too and don't usually have the kit setup at home to record ideas but so as not to lose the feel of stuff, I never use pre-programmed drum loops. Just lay down a quick bit of midi kick and snare on a keyboard plugin. and get your...

How about the naiant MSH's? I use MSH1's happily! And boy are they budget!! http://www.naiant.com

FYI, you'll need a pair of overheads on top of those.

Compressing lowers the louder bits (then add gain to compensate) Limiting brings up the quiet bits. Explained much better here: https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?t=74122

really like tyhat lovely tones and sweet playing.. You'd love these guys: http://www.rodgab.com/ or here http://www.because.tv/public/ryg/

excellent band, excellent work on the mix and performance!

nice work, only thing I'd add is light hats or tambourine (16ths) for the verse part. or maybe hats for the verse amd tamb 16ths on the chorus instead.. Really impressive song!

Like the choon, like the singing too! I'd say get a more fitting kick drum to match the kit, bring the kit up a bit to mix with that. Snare needs more definition too and need to come up. toms down a bit and you'll be set. love the guitar sound!

I use the rings live but never recording as lose too much of the nice tones.

I use a firewire 1814 on an intel macbook pro, running tiger 10.4.8 and pro tools m-powered and have had no issues whatsoever wit this. Installed the driver software, installed protools and away I went!!

My limiter!! (get it? oh I'm hilarious!!) :D

And as above the Glyn Johns or recorderman method will help.