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24+ Giga MultiDVD !!!

thats the problem. if there is a signal (other than -inf db), the noise is added and has the always the same volume, weather ihe input is -90db or -5db... In real amps this also happens, but if this is a software tool, it should have this one advantage to real amps, whitch is reduction of noise...

I wish that that "noise" could be checked or knobbed off... a simulator knob or something, so I could add my own warmth at my will... simulators suck, as I cannot find a good software distortion for my bass which is (almost) totally recorded, 11 tracks for my band, and the sims just piss me...

Very cool indeed, but imho the drums are too there in the whole scene. What parts did you rec with keyboard? how did you manage the timing? did you tweak them to their correct tempos in the song? I can see(hear) you didn't recorded them for real, cause in reality you dont have 3 arms and cannot...

Cool !!! Thats really cool, Thats a great ideat o make it sound more real without changing intensities of every beat, great idea for closed hats, As I'm writing, I'm thinking about programming the whole kit without hats and ride, and then use your method to program those using hand...

I guess the noise you get from those amp sims is made on purpose to simulate real amplifyers... they add noise at some frequencies determined by the amp model you chose... Its sad, but its the noise difference that diferentiates the amp models on your amp simulators. if you can cut some freqs...

http://drumkit.toontrack.com/index_samples.shtml I'm fascinated by this drumkit. Havent bought it, but thinking about that... has anyone of you tryed it yet? (its sampled from MESHUGGAH's drumkit), has many levels of intensity for each instrument, its not just volume down, and has different...

well... the cover reminds me of jimmy smith's "back at the chicken shack" :D

THANX GUYS!!!!!! I'll go with the mystic allmighty AP2496!!!!!!! thx for the site link!!!

WORSE THAT THAT!!! It was made editing midi !!! not a single note was played!!! ok, I made this intro on guitar a long time ago, but I wanted to try how would it sound "symphonically" so I transposed it... anyway I still got the music written for 2guitars, bass, drums, and a flute!!! but my...

http://www.nowhereradio.com/artists/?aid=3336/singles ever try to create something within classical music??? This song is EVIL, its an intro to something I got in mind... that's it. rate it.

Well, no more than 300 euros... But I wouldn't want to spend extra bucks for just a mere adavanrage... I dont need the midi to sound great or anything, just need high audio quality.

Yes, I'll buy a new system, so I need a good soundcard, but as I'm buying a new system, Its got to be cheap. I heard about audiophile 2496 a long time ago, so I believe there are more options nowadays available considering budget. HELP ME!!! Give me a good advice, pleez!!

yeah, I won't upgrade, this is my bro's computer, he doesn'r record or anything, in a couple of months, i'll get a new computer just for myself. thx, man. I just didn't want to blame myself, so I threw it all to sonar ;) I hate sblive, celleron, ARGGGHHHHHHH

drums should have a knob to tune them in the note you whish, and the screws would automatically turn to achieve that necessary pressure. China cymbals sould have a volume knob to turn that shit down and stop infesting the mix!!! (you can tell the drummer to play it more gently, but "it produces...

tryed increasing and decreasing latency... nothing. This solved some of my earlier problems!!! only got one card, the only one selected and working.... Seems like my problem hasn't got a solution!!! :( thnx anyway!!! What pisses me off is that when I mix (export audio) everything in sonar and...

Goddamn, im tired of it!!! The pops arenty loud, but I can hear them, and they do annoy me after some time... A friend of mine recorded guitars and drums on sonar, and my job is to do the bass part and I'm doing it at my home, so I got 2 stereo wavs per song, one for guit, other for drums...

At least you know you suck. That way you won't spend time trying to record something in tune, and configuring autotune...

ok, When you hear many rock bands with 2 guitarplayers, you notice "stereo" in rithym guitars, and I guess in most cases they record the guitar twice, and sometimes the guits at the same time(or all instruments together). Now what about bands with 1 guitarplayer? I guess he records it twice...

thank you all guys!!!