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Have you ever tried that stuff? Holy crap `dat's some bad soda! Thanks, who would have ever thought of reading the directions....I just love twisten dem knobs!!!!!!!! I'll try it tonight, I guess I'm used to crappy compressors and you have to jack `em to get any thing out of them... Tell...

Some of you have charted this path before me, that the RNC's fast release distorts the lows when recording bass direct...I was wondering if anyone had found a/some setting somewhere between distortion and pumping, which is all I seem to get.. Thanks Bruthus Mox PS I know the first answer is...

Silent for a week, and then I have to come along and throw a new curveball! I have a Johnson Millenium Stereo 250 head, which runs 125 watts a side...I get the math (even though my brain is tuned to helping my daughter make change for a dollar and whats "quater past two") BUT I have a question...

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I've been playing with a downloaded version of Sonar 3 Producer to see if I should spend the cash to upgrade (all I do is record live instruments, I wanted to make sure it's not $200 for midi stuff). The version I was using expired, which is fine...I only noticed cosmetic changes even though...

I record real drums, but my thinking is i can get one kick ass snare track hit, and then never have to stress again, I can just play and then replace the good snare over the tracked snare...

i did a search and didn't find anything, can you record an audio file and then turn it into MIDI? I'm looking to put a mic on a snare and then replace that file with a pre-recorded snare file. I know there are programs like Drumagog, but this might give more control. thanks

I have a "V" knockoff that is very "head heavy", the only stap that I could find that is long enough (I'm 6 4) is a Ernie Ball nylon strap, well when you let go off the neck...viiiiiiiiiiiip there the guitar goes, points right to the floor! What to do, What to do?

Getting a snake today so I can run the wires this weekend...do you guys just leave the box on the ground and then run the cable through the wall, or do you mount the box in the wall like an outlet...or mount in on the outside of the wall like an electrical box? I havent seen many snakes up...

In doing the ceiling with 3 layers (1/2 rock-sound board-3/8 rock) I'm nervous using a RC, can I run 2/4s across the ceiling joist in the same way you use RC? 2/4s into the joist and rock into the 2/4? I'm literaly kneeling at my PC with my tool belt on, I'll go work on something else and...

I found it at my Home Depot for $16 a sheet (Bellingham) but right next to it was a Dow sound board, same size for $6! Now thats porn-a-rific!

I clicked on the Homasote "where do I buy" and was sad when it showed "0.0 miles to nearest dealer" thinking they don't sell in the North East...no, that meant they sell it at the Mom and Pop place at the bottom of the hill!!!!!!!!!! Now that I can get it, where do I put it?

I just had the same delema...I set up a whole new wall. You gain two things, one...duh, double wall for sound proffing, two is I learned that you should never trust that the outside wall or foundation is straight...by putting up a new "inside" wall you can make sure that your 4 walls are true...

HA HA!!!!!!!!! I feel so much better!!!!!!!!! thanks gang! any other ceiling tips out there? There seems to be so much data, that it's hard to find "one" way (which I guess is good). I'm putting a recording room in the basement that will take alot of volume (I'm a drummer first)...I'm not...

I'm having problems with the definitions of a couple of things... Like 1)MDF...did someone mention that this is like particleboard? 2) Resiliant chanel...is this esentialy a bracket that ellivates the board? (here's one for yah) What else don't I know?! If I'm attaching a celiling in my...

I have a plugin that takes the vocals out of a recording...Anyone heard of a plugin that takes the music out so your left with the vocals????? I use Sonar.. thanks Mox

For about 6 months Ive been recording without a single problem... I have an HP with a 1gig AMD, 300+RAM and XP Pro, I also run two cards, a 24/96 and a Delta 66 and run Sonar. I had been recording at 22,050 for demo reasons, and when I track drums I record 6 channels at a time, 2 on the 24/96...

It was that stupid Roxio!!!!!!!!! I burned using MusicMatch, which crashes and I need to re-boot to get my disc out, but the fact that I'm now almost not crazy I guess is worth it. Now over to sampling rates (its the little pc things that are hard to learn on your own) I was under the...

I'm sampling at 22kHz with a bit depth of 24, which i switch to 16 when I export. But I can't stress enough, wav on the harddrive sounds yummy, wav on the disc sounds yukky. I'm going to try to burn a disc with the track as a MP3 and listen to it in my MP3 player.

Whats killing me is that I use the same blank discs and the same program when I make a mix disc of "commercial" stuff, and never a problem...I think the next step is to e-mail it to a buddy and burn it there to try to narrow down the problem.