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Have to agree with that!

Still in the mixing stage right now. The lead vocal might need pushing up a tad. The drummer is influenced highly be Keith Moon as one can clearly tell.

Critique the hell out of it. I'm pretty happy with it. "Move All You Wanna" http://artists.mp3s.com/artists/283/the_shivers.html

Anything like that free on the internet?

Greetings, having just bought a decent keyboard (i'm a guitarist/bassist/drummer/singer) I'd like to know basic major and minor chord fingerings. Any decent websites that show how to finger the most common chords? Thanks in advance.

I've included a link of a tiny clip of me on stage, I always got complimented on my stage presence. I spent many childhood years and later teen years standing in from of a mirror imagining I was John Lennon and then later people like Nikki Sixx....lol Now I just move naturally to the music...

This was monitored through headphones! Recorded on an Akai 8 track digital hard disk recorder. I think the harmony sounds a bit screwy too, the lower harmony part was recorded before the lead vocal so I think that was how it got out of whack. If I had a dime for everytime someone has said...

If anyone is selling a vox organ drop me an email at voxteardrop@hotmail.com Alternately if you know a good place to buy them, I'd appreciate it.

Oops, I forgot that the two songs I'd like critiqued are "Excellent Girl" and "Waiting Game". http://www.mp3.com/the_shivers Thanks in advance!

The Fender Hotrod Deville 212 is a 60 watt tube amp with excellent tone and a wonderful reverb ( I actually prefer the 410 combo version myself). The Laney VC30 212 is a fantastic Vox. AC30 clone.

That's a good price. Useful amp for recording or as a practice amp. Forget live situations though.

Thanks mate, appreciate the comments.

Our band, The Shivers have two brand new tunes for your delight. Comments on production, song writing and general feel of the song are appreciated. songs can be lo-fi streamed or downloaded at http://www.mp3.com/the_shivers Thanks a bunch!

It looks just like an XLR except 50% bigger. It looks like a push-in snap fit and even has a little release lever. It is marked "CANNON" which I believe was the manufacturer for many different kinds of connectors (including standard XLR's.

I recently aquired an old 50's Magnecorder PT6-P and I see that the microphone inputs are a lot bigger than XLR type but still have 3 holes. Does anyone know what this type of connector is called and where I might be able to buy an adaptor to convert it into an XLR connection? Thanks!

Ever since I installed N-Track onto my new computer (with Windows XP) I've been getting an error message saying "Midi Out Problem" this is coming from the metronome. Any ideas whats wrong?

I agree the "G" is always a problem child but my other two guitars (Rickenbacker & Vox) are pretty much perfect.

I exaggerated slightly...more like a quater-tone off. But enough to sound rough.

Bloody ell...none of you guitar geniuses can help me?

Thanks to everyone who suggested changing out the original plastic nut for a bone nut. It did make a world of difference. However, I have one more question for you guys. The G-string sounds fine when i play it open or on the first fret and sounds fine when played on the third fret. But if I...