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i don't think this will work for you but, best guitar chain reverb is the holy grail

review: http://yourband.info/index.php?q=holy-grail

these reverbs are the best

holy grail review: http://yourband.info/index.php?q=holy-grail

http://yourband.info/index.php?q=Tap-That

A nice review of tap tempo by DMB. The reviewer digged on Voodoo Switches towards the end.

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=2101491865825

Shows what we were working with for a recording room. This is just a ruff track. if you want to know what gear we were using ETC let me know.

article here: http://www.yourband.info/index.php?q=node/235 this might be a little "simple" for some of you but this is a great thing to send your clients before they come to record with you! A nice article about all the things you should do prior to setting foot in the door and what to do after. So...

Being a little bit of a comedy nerd, my funny bone is always engaged. So were both 'letters' fake, or just what you supposedly wrote to them? Because I checked, and there is a real band by that name and they do strike me as ambitious enough to think the way that response letter reads. Also, neither...

I checked out the site. Don't quite know what to make of it. That band Seven Years Past completely outclassed you guys, although that wasn't too difficult based on the douchey letter you sent them. Good luck with things. You might want to rethink if that letter was real or staged... Read again, thi...

http://www.yourband.info/index.php?q=node/217 I think this might work for recording too......... HAHA If you start a song and realize within the first five seconds that someone is horribly out of tune, just have everyone turn up as loud as they can for the rest of the song. Pass it off as an experim...

the sound kept dropping out during songs. I assume it is because the artist was swearing. but you would think that they would have a better way then muting the entire audio.

From the Mackie 1640I owners manual

""It is not even necessary to hear what you're doing to set optimal levels. "


http://www.mackie.com/Products/onyxiser ... 40i_OM.pdf
page three right side

Spark wrote:

Professor T wrote:

3. Learn the intros to popular songs such as crazy train. Stop playing when you reach the hard part with chords

This is me. I know 'em all.

Heh, I was thinking the same.

I only know the intros to unpoplar songs

MoreSpaceEcho wrote:clearly the guy in this video did not read that article:

http://www.break.com/index/singer-smack ... lo-1981900

You have to wonder sometimes about the back story.

Hysterical! I've definitely worked with a few guys who've "got it down." Chris Garges Charlotte, NC only a few???? LOL I can seriously say, i have have seen each one of these things... except for maybe the "frown at the bass player" and that one is just funny! And I just might do it at my next show.

MoreSpaceEcho wrote:play them the exact same mixes and tell them you tuned the vocals.

+1

explain to them that the little flattness they hear as "sticking out" will "stick out" to others when/if autotuned.

a list of pretty funny things that all guitarists should know. pretty much works out to a what "not to do" full article here: http://www.yourband.info/index.php?q=node/177 1. Play really fast solos- The more notes the better. Please do not concern yourself with good phrasing or timing or expression;...