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it mainly sounds like a lack of tone from the guitar rigs. is there a bass guitar in that recording,if not try pull the mid bass and low mids up on the guitar some. i can probably help more if you describe mic placement and how you placed the cabs in the rooms. what could also really help if you...

rode nt1a is right at $200 and its a great mic for vocals or studio projects c1 is 200 also

just for the fun of it i tried my d6 on vocals and it didnt sound bad at all

everything you need 1. Rode nt1a and free pop filter-$200 http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/R0DE-NT1A-Anniversary-Model-Microphone?sku=271593 2. M-audio dmp3-$160 http://www.musiciansfriend.com/product/MAudio-DMP3-2Channel-Mic-PreDirect-Box?sku=241101 3. M-audio 2496-$100...

best soundcard for 500 dollars.... try the soundcard forum best mic for 200 dollars... try the mic forum. well actually try a search for both because this question has already been asked and answered many many times and it will probably just bother people if you ask something that has already...

wow this is the first time i ever have to sorta agree with thebiggianthead. they look ok sure but they really arent that nice, especially that bs about better (or even comparing)to a starclassic, everyone suggesting the kit with the low number of posts could easily be owned by the one guy just...

i think a little piece of me just died

have to agree with everyone, pretty cool stuff

really sounds good for di

what did you use to record the guitar and drums(overheads especially)

about roberta,i dont know if i like the sound of the picked guitar but when strummed it sound good. even if the drums are fake they have some really cool moments. and maybe the vocals are a little loud but they are really well done

normally i would say the drums sound a little trashy but that might be the sound you were going for, mainly the playing needs to be tighten up, especially the guitar

i think its possible if you crammed about 12 layers in a 4 inch frame, but at that point it would probably be cheaper just to buy the rigid

hmmm anyone seen spaceballs?

i cant believe even a place like mcdonalds would hire him

maybe some pzm mics on the floor or something

i think behringer will wait for another company to figure out a way....

electric is expensive and IMO does not cut it in sound. i used an electric for smaller gigs and where volume and space were an issue for a while but it just lacks to much, i went back in to sqeezing in and playing quiet in those situations. i dont use the electric for anything more than late...

i think he is useing reason to get more cowbell

my vote would be for the jbls