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yeh... some gigs arent suited to the pork pie sound. they dont sound very 'vintage' but have great sustain.

i have a pork pie kit and a 'piglite' snare. both completely brilliant. best drums ive ever played.

anyone? or is this a stupid question?

yeh, the delta 44 looks good to me at the moment, i'll also want a 4-8 channel mixer...now if i want to use it with the a delta 44 i'll need to have a seperate output for each channel, no? or do i have the wrong idea, does anyone know of any good small mixers for recording with my delta 44 ...

oh yeh... i would need a couple of 'big jack guitarstyle' inputs and maybe a XLR input?

Hey, I'm kind of new to the whole computer recording thing. FOr a few years I've been recording bands onto my TASCAM 488 and then pluging my tascam into the computer (line-out, line-in) and recording a mix into Cool Edit Pro 2, where i do a bit more editing and mastering and stuff. Ive always...

woah, he will shred a pair of hot rods in minutes. I only use hot rods for accoutic sets. They don't really work as a subtitute for real sticks. I would say either get a new drummer... or if that isnt possible. Try to get him to play on a smaller kit?? 8" 10" 14" 18"?

yeh... i hate the Z sound though, too raw... Ks, As, and the custom version are perfect for me... I play mixture of indie, goth, punk, emo

woah.... have you ever played a sabain solar crash?.... those are SO bad.... stagg crashes are very nice.... go for the DH Brialliant Series, you can pick them up for £50 and less... lovely deep rich oriental sound on my 18" crash. I use that cymbal with set up of A Customs, K Customs and Sabain...

yeh.. dont try and get realistic electonic rock beat because they sound fake and cymbals dont come accross well.... get a real drummer for rock!

.... I'm looking to hire a set of drum kit microhpones to record my bands new album with.. I have 8 tracks to work with (4 with phamtom power) and I was looking for some advice as to what to hire.... At the moment I'm probably looking to get: Shure SM57 x3 (One for snare, One for each tom)...

bonhams good for his writing and well as his crazy solos.... that beat for 'When the Leeve Breaks'... that aint hard but that's one hell of a beat.

technical ability is nothing. or at least every little. it's the songwriting/musicwriting that counts. you could be the best guitar player in the world but if you cant write a decent riff then you never be a good guitarist. what I'm getting at is it doesnt matter if Travis is isnt as good as...

um... well remo are generally thought of as the best drums head, the most common although their are quite a lot of different decent brands (evans etc...) although some may prefer other heads everyone admits that remo heads are pretty decent and you cant go far wrong with them. my heads: On my...

yeh... a picture would be great

yeh i think your best looking for a used export.... The 2002/2003/2004 series are very very good for the price. You can probably pick up a full kit with the great pearl heavy duty hardware for around £400/£500. A later series Pearl export aint bad at all. If you tune it well and stick some...

..any opinions, for a very budget home studio, gonna be used with a TASCAM 2488. Priced at: £235.00 "One Q Kick kick drum mic with mic stand swivel mount One Q Snare snare mic with rim clip Three Q Tom tom mics with rim clips Two C02 pencil condenser mics with shock-mount clips Gold-plated XLR...

they really should make an edited version of it.... 50 bloody pages

ja, I agree.... but im too cheap for triggers.... hehe

lol polish the K off!!!!