anyone believe this?!

[six]

Today I recorded my vocals thru my peavey transfex pro guitar-amp because some connecter I need for my mic-pre (which is an over-paid behringer sharc dsp100 with nice features like low-cut, compressor, noise-gate, feedback-destroyer which I don't need) seems to be a bit damaged...
now guess what: it sounds better. at least I still think so - maybe tomorrow I won't like it anymore... it's like that very often.

 

[brokenwindow]

Hey...If it sounds good....Go for it.

I have the same problem. I'll record a guitar track one day and think that it sounds awesome. Then a couple days later, i'll listen to it again and wonder what the hell I was thinking.

I think everybody does this to a degree...but I gota be one of the worst.

 

[six]

... I still like it. Maybe this time it lasts! (does anybody want to buy a behringer by the way?)

 

[The Green Hornet]

Yo Six before Seven:]

Don't want the Berringer; but, I'd sure like to get a couple of pounds of the great cheese they make over your way. American cheese just doesn't make it.

I think once you get a sound you like that you create and record and tweak, your brain says, "...that's nice but there must be something better...."

And, so it goes with recording.
Green Hornet

 

[mixsit]

Don't want the Berringer; but, I'd sure like to get a couple of pounds of the great cheese they make over your way. American cheese just doesn't make it.

Hey Hornet, put down the velveeta and come to Sanoma, Ca., the Cheese Factory! ....ooooh!
mixsit

 

[BBB]

Don't want the Berringer; but, I'd sure like to get a couple of pounds of the great cheese they make over your way. American cheese just doesn't make it.

Hey Hornet, put down the velveeta and come to Sanoma, Ca., the Cheese Factory! ....ooooh!
mixsit

Naaaah. Take a boat across the lake to America's Dairyland. Yum!

 

[sjoko2]

Keep it all, the cheese and the Behringer - now you know the B' secret - its cheapass shit

Dutch cheese rules!

 

[zoetrope]

The hash ain't bad either.