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I want to do one of your recordings, but I wrote the lyrics. :laughings: Is that against the rules?

I've noticed that with some effects you get latency issues, with others it's imperceptible. Just depends on the effect and your hardware. Good luck!

I'm not sure if Audacity will do it, but Reaper has record monitoring and you can download and try the uncrippled version for free.

Sorry, forgot about Question 2. A simple USB MIDI interface should be enough. As far as I know, most will come with both MIDI in and out. Does your keyboard have a MIDI in as well as out? To play back the sounds on your keyboard it will have to have a MIDI in. Otherwise, you can record the...

You can download and try Reaper for free. It's super cheap to register and the trial version runs forever so you can be 100% certain before you purchase. There is a Reaper forum on this site (https://homerecording.com/bbs/user-forums-brand/dont-fear-reaper/) where you can ask questions. It...

That's a pretty broad question. You should try recording something, playing around with it until it sounds good to you, and posting in the MP3 clinic for specific tips.

Very cool guitar writing/playing. Love the vocals. :)

I really liked the vocals. I'm probably just crazy, but they made me think of Pink Floyd. ??? Anyway, cool tune! :D

Too f'ing cool. :D

What a beautiful voice. Very nice. Thanks for sharing. :)

/jealous..

Nice! Listened twice. :D

Audacity works fine on my PC. I also use Reaper, which has been great for me. You can try it for free, so you really have nothing to lose checking it out.

Very well done, I enjoyed this a lot. Thanks for sharing. :)

I'm not, but I'll try boosting just a little and see how that sounds. Thanks for listening!

Thanks for the help. :D

The clean guitar is my strat run direct with Amplitube Fender and if I remember correctly, its the Twin amp simulation in a patch I made. I realize a lot of people hate the digital stuff and in a perfect world I'd always use my real amp, but I do most of my recording at night after everyone...

I've only made a few recordings and have very little idea of what I'm doing, but if EQ'ing the vocals isn't working, maybe try EQ'ing the piano part to um... "get it out of the way", if that makes any sense? I haven't the slightest idea what to cut to make that happen, but I use the EQ that...

I liked it. It sounds good. I agree with Chris about the reverb. Sounds weird with this style of music, if that makes any sense. It probably doesn't, I have no idea what I'm talking about. I just envision a more "raw" sound with this genre. ??? Ok, I'll shut up. Nice recording, great...

If I knew myself how to mix a drum kit I'd say something constructive and helpful. However, on my monitors the drums sound clear. I'm really only saying this because I can distinctly hear your bass drum and its not killing everything else, unlike my mixes which are one extreme or another...