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i'm far from the PA expert, but i would say that the difference between 2-way and 3-way are the amount of cones in the speaker. i have 3-way speakers for my stereo, and such is the case. as far as what is a reasonable frequency range, i would say it depends greatly on what it is that you are trying ...

they should just dub all of this sad, mall punk, my-girl-friend-just-broke-up-with-me crap as cheezo, and start using the term emo to describe the music of the red house painters and bands of similar sentimental intensity. but, that's just my two cents. having been in a band with a fellow who claime...

"antique-ing" with a sponge or wadded newspaper?

this is the coolest community driven idea that i've heard in a long time. sharing kicks ass. good one kyle. p.s. - i can vouch for alex's space, its honkin' huge (sorry, i had to throw my new portland lingo up in the mix.)

will.

heads have probably seen this,
but i'm so excited about it that i had to share.
helped me out a lot! hope it helps you.

http://www.tascam.com/support/faq/pc_optimize/index.php

i always assumed that it was my slow 'puter. but, now i know that it was sonar! :wink: you've probably already seen the stuff below, but for quick reference. you should also check out: http://www.tascam.com/support/faq/pc_optimize/index.php it helped me a lot. see chapter 6. ------------------------...

loved my dd-3 while i had it.
its one of the few pedals that will allow you
to knob twist while playing and not have it crap out.
i love the guitarist from maserati's tone,
and he plays through a memory man and
akai headrush delay (which has tape sim).
so many good delays. its hard to choose.

thanks ayan!

this is in regards to another post in general about playing with a click. once i get the guitar down pat with a click, i will want to layer rhythms and other melodies on top of the guitar line, and i wonder how i should go about doing this considering the latency of my 'puter. do i time shift my stu...

this is all really great input, i'd love to hear more.
i'm starting another post in the computer section about no latency monitoring, if you have input on that please post there, too!

alright, i'm starting to get it! 1). record the acoustic track as close to perfect as i can get it. 2). listen back to it and determine the BPM and measure 3). re-record the track to the click 4). start building from there. 5). then, add crazy effects and other studio trickery. is that about it? am ...

i know, it seems like a silly question. but, i'm still very new to all this. i am totally willing to learn how to play to a click (still not sure if i play with it, or chase it.. help?). i'm just wondering if there are any other tried and true methods that folks have used to get to the next step. so...

i've got a couple tunes written for guitar, and now its time to record them and add some rhythm tracks. judging from other posts, this is about the hardest thing that one can do... but, i know there's folks out there that have done this. so tell me, how did you do it? is it a click thing? or is it j...

CEP 2 has never crashed my PII system.
i can't say the same for any of the numerous
other programs that i have tried.

i keep missing the good stuff on ebay.
does anybody out there have an older
model like a 702 or 722 that they would
part with to help me out?

hit me up: will@lowatt.com