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I don't have one... but as far as I know they are pretty cheap to buy... http://www.musiciansfriend.com/srs7/g=home/search/detail/base_pid/701132/ $20

As to your orignal question an inverted powerchord is just that... WHile you can say it's the Root and 4th... It is Really, IMO a Root and 5th... Take an a powerchord for example... Root and 5th would be A and E right? Root and 4th would be A and D A is the 5th in a D powerchord I would...

Well, you'd have to have a sampler, or a MIDI sound module. I (if I actually made one of these) would use my computer, and Halion... Loaded with the new NS_Kit7 release from naturalstudios.

Of course I do... Didn't think I'd leave y'all hanging did you? http://www.midibox.org/edrum/

http://www.fronder.com/bands/388/music.php "PMC11 WIP 2" Hio guys, just hoping to get an idea as to whether I'm a little more on track with this one... I went foor a less spacial mix this time. I've yet to add in the B-Vox and dist guitar but the rest is there...

You can also make the brain, if you wanted... About $100-$150... Gotta be electronically inclined though. The homemade brain is just a controller, no sound module, But it'd allow 15 input triggers... and a pedal.

Reading that takes a lot of the fun out of this... It's likely I'll experiment on my own with these tracks, And may or may not enter the contest... Thanks for the reference though ms. Somehow I get the feeling you are an aspiring actuary... :) :D

Hey Giraffe. I think you have taken the most artistic approach of all the mixes I've listened to so far... And I have to say that makes yours my favorite. Good job.

Hmm... That's, IMO, a little too nit-picky, And I sincerely hope that isn't a judging criteria...

Nope, Ocnor, I don't listen to every mix that's posted up here... I've not time, as I have dial-up, I would be spending hours downloading them all. Let alone listening time. I listen to a couple here and there though.

Ocnor... That's how the contests are run over at my other "stompin' grounds" musesmuse.com. While it seems to work well, it does take a LOT of time to listen to everyone's stuff. I think for our purposes here, three judges is likely to be enough. I have a lot of fun with these, even if I come...

I'd actually, This past weekend, Started a much more "tighter" Or "less open" sounding mix... While it's not what I originally was wanting to do... It's more a "common" type of mix.

See, I'd just as soon leave out both the distorted guit, AND the backing vocals. As I really don't care for either... Guess I'll have to play around some more. Thanks for the insight about how you plan to judge... :D ;)

I think part of my problem in mixing this is... The song doesn't really lend itself at all to artistic leeway within the mixing. Unfortunately, that's what I do, I try to experiment and in most cases it works. This one is just too 'pure" for that, I suppose. Like Chris's reference mix... While...

Wow, that's odd... The only reverb I used was on the lead vocal (very little) and the snare... Ah well, back to it. I really can't stand the distortion guit... Don't understand why it's even there to be honest... haha.

Uploading my first mix of this... Almost NO time spent at all, So, I won't be surprised if it sucks hardcore. Vox may be a bit quiet. Dist Guit, I don't really care for but, oh well. http://www.fronder.com/bands/388/music.php "PMC11-Premix1" You can tell the parts that I did and didn't like.

Well, I just got the tracks from NL5, Awesome of him to mail them to me, I might add... Nice tracking... Low, Low level vox... Oh well. I'll make do. Not sure if I'll mix this vox first though... Maybe.

Hmm... You may be right... I just remembered there are prizes involved... :) :D

Y'all are likely gonna hate the way I'll likely mix this... haha.