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I made a post a couple years ago regarding my voice. Shortly afterwards I had to get out of recording for awhile. But have since gotten back into it. Anyway. With me being my biggest critic when it comes to singing and hearing myself. I am having some issues on mic selection. I have attached a...

I'm a bit overwhelmed by all the replies. lol. But I appreciate them all. Country certainly isn't my first love when it comes to music. It just runs in the family. But I prefer 80s pop and rock music. Only that my voice isn't ready to too much of that since I am still training. Sounds like all...

Hi I am a beginner/intermediate singer. For the past year I began recording myself singing with karaoke tracks to supplement vocal training. Something that has annoyed me since the beginning is a certain "buzz" or kazoo like sound that radiates from my voice at times. It reminds me of taking a...

I think the poll speaks correctly regarding Guitar Rig. Out of the choices its the better one. But they all SUCK when compared to tube/modling technology of the 90s. Ever since they came out with Line 6 and Digitech units modeling famous amps, the sounds got squashed down into the same fuzzy...

I haven't seen one of those Gorilla amps in years! I remember the speaker blew and we had a clear coned Ampeg speaker we stuck into it. It turned into a monster gorilla for sure. Never forget the sound it had.

Great program! ;)

I think websites like this one are the only places to be. The so-called "pros" tend to be like doctors, following every standard in the book, telling you its gotta be this way or that. I admit there are some basic fundamentals that everyone must follow. Beyond that, it's new ground, or at least...

I started with an AKG Perception 200 and stuck with it. I love the sound and a little post really makes it even better. There are way too many "cheap" products that just might give you pro quality results when they are in the right hands. :)

I am not really a newbie. But having been recording since I was in elementary school, using speakers and anything else I could get my hands on, its a load of fun using 99% software to do my recordings. The only thing I would consider hardware in my DIY studio would be the audio interface and the...

I can see where there would be a lot of confusion regarding the use of low budget studio monitors. Its my own opinion through years of experience that higher end (expensive) monitors are for the lazy or overly efficient people. When a rich man invests into a business and expects a million...