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in the more dancey section, do you think the rhythm of the tambourine clashes at all with the high hats?

here's another one:
http://www.mediafire.com/?23qzmw4gtzr


thanks in advance!

thanks for the replies! i bumped the close snare mic up a bit, i'll fool around with the cymbals and see if i can get them a little smoother and try some delay on the vocal. i intentionally kept it kinda dry because the drums are kind of roomy sounding though. i'll probably post a couple more soon i...

This is a local band I've been working with. I'm looking for any suggestions, critiques, etc. If you have a few minutes to spare, I'd appreciate it!

http://www.mediafire.com/?tttmytzmmzh

I am about to begin the process of moving my life from Tallahassee to Austin. My band (www.myspace.com/lookmexico) made the decision to move out there so as so get ourselves out of Tallahassee, which we're all tired of. I'll be getting there around the beginning of February. Anybody live there? I'm ...

jv wrote:Crowther Hotcake.

the hotcake is awesome. i have the "bluesberry" version which is a little more compressed and love it. i also highly recommend Barber pedals. the LTD is a great sounding light overdrive pedal that is well within your price limit.

Blue Ball
Blue Kickball

both barely used. original packages. $50 apiece plus shipping.
about to go on tour and and super broke so out they go.
my ebay ID is picturesinanexhibition if you'd like a good reference.
thanks!

dave

Sounds like cold solder joints or possibly bad capacitors. You could try opening it up and reflowing connections yourself if you are so inclined.

anybody familiar with this console? it would be my first time otb. i'd be using it for tracking and mixing. i can pick one up supposedly in good working order for under $200. another option i'm looking at is the 16 channel yamaha pm-1000. i could get a pretty good deal on one locally that is in pret...

just in case you wanted more, see the tread about reaper thats hanging around here right now.

amen to the stillwell plugins. just found them last week and loving them!

johnny1000 wrote: Is Reaper happy on the Mac?

to be fair, i've only used it on mac for one day when my band was on tour and we were working on overdubbing vocals to some demos we started before we left. it seemed to function just as well on the macbook as it does on my pc.

Reaper -- try it for free, buy the personal use liscense for $60. can't beat the price and it is very easy to use whilst still being very bad ass.