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I only wish I had a room where I could try something like this and not get arrested and evicted. I hope you got the guitar solo on a separate track so you may want to " Zappa" it into another song at a later date. He used to record his guitar solos that he played live and insert them into studio...

cool, a kid with a plan! if i was you, i would start off and go play a bunch of keyboards and find one you love. then buy it. most newer keyboards i believe have all the inputs and outputs you will need later for recording. i don't play keys so any attempt to recommend an insturment would be...

i assume your doing acoustic stuff at the coffeehouse. most coffeehouses, if they have open mic usually have a small PA system or something. you should be able to plug your acoustic guitar into the mixing board. they also should provide a mic to use. I do open mic often at my local coffeehouse...

first mix of song i'm working on. feedback welcomed. i finally resolved my hardware issues with audiophile 2496. all guitars played through fender cyber twin using spdif digital out from the amp. still need to add vocals..looking for local musicans who frequent the local watering hole on Webster...

nice vox there bob. good tune too! maybe get more depth in the drums and a tad less on the voice and add a little vocal harmony as stated before. now if i may add that if i ever get as smitten with a woman again as you most certianly are with your obviously, very lucky wife, please hide the...

Very groovy man......like far out. You may be able to clean up the pops and crackles in Cool Edit Pro. I can't wait to hear the long version with the 10 minute drum solo. www.geocities.com/charvster

I listened to the last one (Wonder Full) Damn fine job! I thought the recording and the performance was very good. Your drummer is a maniac! I can't hear the bass guitar too well though. Tell him to crank it up, let loose and slap the snot outta that bitch.

I don't remember which verb it was JR. no brain cells left here. only other things i did to it was a 3db boost and normalize. I have heard the Med. Slide before, I will give it another listen (I may have downloaded it already)

the player Greg, was sitting in front of a Groove Tubes mic GT55, about 2 feet away. I used a reverb preset in Cool Edit Pro and EQ'd and put a fade in in the beginning. He is playing an old Oscar Schmidt guitar and a brass slide. Gonna have more stuff coming soon. Thx for the response, Charva...

recently recorded with my new Audiophile 2496 sound card. http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/album.php?aid=1842&alid=-1 Comments on mix and preformance welcome.

Thanks guys, all good now! and Mike, the fattie is in the mail (nice job on the beatles tune)

YES!!! Replaced driver with old .27 driver and I think we got it! Thanks AcidRock! It appears to be working fine now. UDAMAN!

thanks, i'll give it a try. and yes, i'm running windows 98 SE

I posted this in the Cakewalk forum https://homerecording.com/bbs/showthread.php?threadid=63567 Suggestions welcome. Thanks, Charva

I recorded a snippet of the horrible static noise. it can be found at http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/?aid=1338/singles.shtml The name is Static Test (down at the bottom of the page) I'm getting quite frustrated here with this problem. My next option is to remove Cakewalk PA 9 and...

i am using win 98 SE. one thing i forgot to check was my levels in the m audio mixer. hmmmmm .... thx for the advice all.

I can record 1 vocal track and it will be ok then if i try to record another track of vocals, they become scratchy. i don't believe i'm clipping. it sounds like static.

Using CWPA9, Audiophile 2496, AMD 500 CPU, 512 meg memory. I will record 1 track (guitar part or something), when I try to lay a vocal track down in a separate track, the vocals sometimes sound distorted/scratchy when I play them back. I just recently installed the sound card and never had this...

no, it's not you, I did the same thing too! It took me 30 mins to figure out the i'm a stoner!

Thanks for taking the time to listen. I hope to have more tunes coming in the next few weeks. The word is out that I can record tunes on my computer and the victims are lining up at my door. Thx again, Charva. www.geocities.com/charvster