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thanks to this thread i have bought new drum heads, ceiling fan pull chain, and have re professed my love to my already much loved lighter drums sticks.
oh and have been listening to a ton of axelrod.

thanks to everyone for giving me a change of pace. now if i only had more sweetass mics...

way way back in 2003 :o during my senior of high school, i used a borrowed sm 58 going thru a dukane rackmount mixer striaght into my parents computers sound card into a demo version of cakewalk sonar 3 (so i could add tons of reverb to my acoustic guitars) to record my first um "album". seeing how ...

i have been using the firestudio project along with sonar in my recording space for about a year now. i used it to finish up a solo record last christmas and am currently working on boatloads of new material for the next, and doing various projects for friends. i also use it on a daily basis for all...

do your parts research and build it. the homeade pc i use my recording space is a little over a year old now and i have had zero problems with it, rock solid and handles all the daw bs i throw at it. however, i had to spec out a computer for my full time job last year... (audio/visual engineer for a...

i love how this is still somehow managing to stay on topic

well damn Henry Ford, Chairman, Ford Motor Company-1940 "Mark my word: A combination airplane and motorcar is coming. You may smile. But it will come..." but i don't think i will smile i'm sitting in one, and by that time i better be able to remotely mix music with my mind whilst flying... AND THEN ...

Its like getting really really angry with Ford because cars don't fly. man i have been pretty bummed for a great deal of my life that we don't have flying cars... or teleportation. we can digitally re tune the human voice and have endless (well i guess PT LE can't, but that is beside the point) amo...

who said your GJ mics had to be matched? matching makes the stereo image more 'naked'. unmatching gives you stereo spread with some character. indeed, i used a figure 8 ribbon overhead, and a cardioid LDC off to the side of the floor tom once for Glyn Johns-ish setup and the stereo image sounded am...

dubold wrote: if i'm stuck singing "poodleman", you're in trouble.

i apologize in advance.

though now that you bring it up... i'm stuck singing it. but it's kind of making my day.

"if i wanted hockey hair, i'd learn to play the game"

nice, maybe this will give way to a new optiganally yours album.

in no particular order, here are some life changers for me. these are ones that i haven't seen listed on this thread a ton of times (or at all), but they have definitely blown my mind from the first time i ever heard them, and i'm pretty sure i will never get sick of them. Refused- The Shape of Punk...

just listened to it for the first time today. and hell yeah, i can always count on deerhoof to have a handful of moments where i cannot believe what i am hearing, nice that they never let me down.

i like the acoustic on the far right next to the mandolin. thanks RefD, i took a course at a local woodworking shop and built that when i was 16, it's based on a martin 000 series acoustic, and it's got a real sweet balanced tone to it, great for recording. and indeed my space is a lot of fun to wo...

What's the four string thing in front of the banjo? Looks cool. it's called a dulcietar, made by bill neely in damascus virginia. it's tuned and fretted like a dulcimer (DADD) but flipped upsidedown and built more like a mandolin with a long neck, so you can do all sorts of craziness that you could...

since page 13 is depressingly lacking in pictures, i figured i'd chime in with my insanely ghetto, yet super sweet made of scrap wood desk madness in my totally rent/mortgage free space. http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh233/dredg440/S6300660.jpg http://i257.photobucket.com/albums/hh233/dredg440/...