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So here's the crazy thing. Shooting arrows through rings is easy...like fish in a barrel...Shooting them through steel axe heads takes some real mojo.

What do you call 10 Joe Bidens lined up ear to ear in a row ...An air tunnel! :laughings: Yeah Blonde jokes go well with Joe

Grim I remember in the 70's that at least my buds and I felt you were able to listen to the music more closely and hear the details better in Cans. This has been confirmed by pros that only use them to catch the clicks n such that you miss in monitors. Obviously depending on how well of trained...

Got it....Yeah that IQ6 looks like the ticket for you

With either one or two mics into this one will get you what you need for volume control ( and ability to monitor) into the iphone via usb to lightning cable (Apple issued)

So I record my little "one shot live" videos on my iPhone and plan to (Hopefully) do a bunch more this year...I use a Behringer 1204 usb to run my keys and microphones through and have zero issues with controlling the volume to my iphone audio on the video I shoot..What I hear in my headphones...

Wow that's crazy and I think you may be right...Crazy times a comin!

A page from his website....

In the Newb forum a guy asked about NS10's ..but a few folks brought up mixing with headphones and that piqued my interest...... In summary to the OP the NS-10's were considered the benchmark of an accurate reference monitor many years ago and are still a great monitor today. That said, they...

Using any regular cardioid microphone like a shure sm 57 or 58 fed through any of these below will give you gain control and the ability to eliminate the distortion...the 2 channel can provide a stereo recording for the iphone.

To some it comes so easy...to others they have to work long and hard.... McCartney sometimes punched one out in 5 minutes...Same with the Edge.... One team that I have always sat in awe about is the Bernie Taupin / Elton magic Bernie would write these lyrics with no musical idea about them...

This is interesting.... It's been a long time since I put words on paper but in looking back at my older work some look like this. It shows the history / evolution of the song. In the digital world all those other possible ideas are gone with the click of a mouse off into the trash can of...

Older video but stumbled upon it and felt it had a home here

Studying the way McCartney and Lennon wrote songs is a good exercise. If you can find them the old basement tapes where you hear the birth of a song and the lyrics are totally different than what the end result is...it's a process and there are many roads that lead to Rome.

Great tips Sir Serendipity!

Writing lyrics is similar to writing poems but with lyrics they don't ALWAYS have to rhyme...But generally they do Start with something that is important to you be it political or Love or whatever a pretty moon oh yeah and Catchy lines... Let's go with catchy lines for an example. So I was...

Jimmy you're such a soulful and yet tight /accurate player. Also digging the quality of the recordings you're putting out...Keep up the good work man!

I concur with das Coolcat! This is an ongoing discussion that has been going on since we humans started recording sound on a piece of smoked paper..I guess up until a few years ago we all thought Edison was the first with his "Mary had a little lamb"...nope...see below... With regards to AD/...

Bet most of ya's have never heard of this cat but he's a bad ass Jerry Lynn Williams "The most incredible songwriter nobody knows. " Eric Clapton Look at the names of the players on that album cover...I dig this song but there are quite a few other good ones on this album too! He wrote...

He's done a ton of stuff beyond this but this was one for the books and definitely part of the fiber of my youthful writing