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Just a couple comments. As someone said before...less reverb on the lead guitar that enters around 1:30 or so, and more on the vocals throughout. Also, I personally think that the guitars tracks for the first 1:30 or so are panned to far left and right. I would bring them closer to center a bit.

Drums. In your first tune, your intro consists of synth drums or something. The beat is ok, but it just sounds cheesy. I don't have a kit either, but I do have the best loops in the business. Check this out...very reasonably priced:Drums On Demand

Overall, this is very good. The intro guitar is panned a little too far left. The vocalist is a little too nasaly, and not ballsy enough for the tune. There are a few out of tune spots, and I really think he should bring the vibrato down a notch. Overall though, he was pretty good. Good...

Douhgy, First of all, I think that this was very well done. Very tight...well, as tight as necessary for the style. The guitars were very good, as were the vocals and drums. The only thing that really stood out to me has already been mentioned. The guitars are panned a little too much...

Vocal harmonies...that's what this really needs. Other than that, great performance.

1) The acoustic guitars are outstanding. 2) I'm torn on the vocals. I think what's bugging me is the rhythm of the vocals combined with the rhythm of the guitars. Something just doesn't seem right. The vocal sound is good, and the lyrics are very good. Something just isn't right though. 3)...

Don't EVER buy an Aardvark! I tried the Beta 1 and 2 drivers. Neither would install correctly, and my DirectPro has been non-functional since June. I guess I should have waited to upgrade, but I write software for a living, and I needed Win2K for testing. I made the mistake of doing it on...

Sonusman is spot on! I haven't been in a studio for 7 years, but the last time I was, it was ugly. We were trying to do a better demo than we could on our 8-track. We thought we were missing just a few little things. Man, we were all f*%&ed up! Sonusman is so right about the drums. We spent...

I wish I could help you out with the noise issue, but I don't know the answer. I'd recommend taking it in to someone you can trust. As a side note, you don't really need to warm up for as long as you are. It certainly won't hurt anything, but it isn't necessary. The minimum is usually 30-60...

Let's make sure you're doing this right... 1) Right click on the speaker in the tray 2) Select "Open Volume Controls" 3) Click on "Options" then "Properties" 4) In the new window that comes up, click on the radio button next to "Recording" 5) Click "OK" 6) Now click on "Options" and then...

Is that like a guava? :p

Try these for size... http://guitarsecrets.com/ http://www.wholenote.com/ But remember that millions of people have learned to play the guitar without the Internet. All I can recommend is listen, listen, listen and play, play, play. Listen to what you like, and listen often. Play what you...

Aw, come one guys...I thought bigger was better! :p I stand corrected. :D

You can't use a boom box, but a car stereo works great...but only if it's got tons of bass...3 subwoofers minimum. ;)

Sampling rate is important. CD's are 44.1, but most modern software/hardware is 96...over twice as fast. The sample rate refers to how fast the "digital snapshots" of sound are taken. The faster, the better. Think of a digital movie. If the sample rate is low, you see flickering...if it's...

I use Cakewalk PA9 because it came free with my sound card. I've used a couple others...Pro Tools, N-Track, Samplitude...all were more intuitive than Cakewalk.

Very true. People with the narrowest minds seem to have the broadest tongues.

Your amp doesn't have a speaker out? So the speakers are hard-wired? Weird. I've never had an amp like that before. They've all had a speaker out that the speaker was plugged into, which you could remove to plug into a cab of the same impedance. I drive a 4x12 cabinet with a 22 watt tube...

You've either got to have hair down to your ass, or be completely bald. Anything in between would be like Bryan Adams or some other pussy.

Maybe I can give you a few tips here... My first [electric] guitar was a Squier. It was white. I didn't know a damned thing about guitars at the time, so I made a little mistake. :D I thought it would look good with some sort of natural finish or stain, so I sanded the piss out of it, only to...