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im looking for something like a Sennheiser ew300 or a Shure 400/600. thanks

1) I dont really know where to post this...lol 2) I know this site has one thing about making a rack Ok, now the question. Has anyone ever made a rack with a top rack as well? I recently picked up a peavey rack mixer but its too deep for most premade racks. I like the idea of the pop-ups but i...

I am looking into the RØDE nt1-a for drum overheads. I couldn't find anywhere on the forum that this has been done (well i did once but the link was broken). I am basically wanting a good mic for oh's, acoustics, and vox. I know oh's and the guitar are usually sdc but i was suggested this mic...

Tell me what you think about the guitar sound on this. There is the hiss that I could not get rid of however. Is there an easy way to raise the volume on low recordings to make them louder without bringing in the hiss? Well here is the sample: http://www.sodirock.com/music/Kansas_City.mp3 im...

I am looking for either a Fostex MR-8HD or a Korg D1600. Must work and be in good condition. Reply or send me a message. Thanks!

Has anyone ever used this microphone? Is it good for the price? Also, It will be used mainly for like hard rock/blues (it's hard to explain, haha), and maybe even some radio voice over stuff in the near future. Thanks

Ok, im getting into more recording nowadays. Right now I am running my mixer out (left) into my "Line In" on the pc...im getting decent results...but i would like to get a more stereo fill. Is there a CHEAP piece of hardware that i can use to run both "Left and Right" outputs from my mixer to...

I know the drum tuning bible and stuff...but im having a hard time with what i have....I have evens coated g2s...but there is still a god awful ring...and i dunno how to rid it...ive tried everything. Thanks in advance..

Bass Drum 18" x 22" Snare Drum 5-1/2" x 14" Toms 9" x 10", 10" x 12" Floor Tom(s) 12" x 14" are those sizes pretty well standard by todays drums? mainly just asking about the toms..or are them smaller? I found a great deal on these, so i was wondering if it was worth it. Thanks...

I have a snare, kick, and overhead tracks. All of them just as they were recorded, no effects or anything. I am using Cakewalk..how do i go about getting that tight studio sound? Do I using Gates and Compression? I know the basics of recording...but now our band has got the spotlight to make...

Is it safe to run my EQ back into the mixer as an effect?

This is a live tune that we did back in March 03. I'm sure most of you know it. This was recorded pretty poorly, but im actually surprised in the sound. Roadhouse Blues

does anyone know how to play this live....i know the studio version is like dubbed..but i know there has to be a good way to get it live. Please help!!! the guitar player said he would buy me a case of beer if i got the song down b4 he did, so this is kinda a life of death thing. LOL. But for...

I was just wondering if anyone had any really good covers they wanna post. Like the guy the other day with Crazy Train..that totally kicked ass! I was just hoping to hear more stuff like that, thanks in advance.

Is there a safe way to get the snare to stop making that noise. I dont wanna tape the snares down as i feel i will lose quality, and possible damage to them...any suggestions

what kind of hats and rides do you guys use. I just have the cheapy zbt zildjians and i am wanting to upgrade. It doesnt have to stay zildjian name just something that sounds good. I pretty much play agressive.

ok when run our stuff through the mixer it is only kinda loud, when we run a stereo through it it is like really loud. Is there something we should be doing to make us louder? turn up more gain than volume? any help thanks

when i run my kick into our board all i get is a thud, and i am wanting more of a punch. The actually kick sounds great but i cant get it to go though the board with the same sound. Should I tighten the heads so there wont me as much of a thud? The board is a 3 band eq anything i should fine...

well i posted this once, but was told to come here...so here i go again Can anyone here give me tips of how to make my stage show look better...i mean all i do is sit there..i never took the time to learn how to twirl my sticks or anything.I am good enough now that I feel my show is just kinda...

I am actually wanting to get an old vintage sound....the style of music my band plays is 70's and 80's rock so i am kinda wanting to capture that sound. Is there a simple way to just like mic the drums and EQ them....or should I still use a compresser and all that good stuff?