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Im sure the 2108 will be in there. considering he shit his pants after hearing it.

mildred-pitt wrote:i don't think it's CD Baby...
it's the cunt online music sellers who want to NEVER truely sell you music.

(also, i think they know, cd baby artists won't sell them SHIT)

this is probably the truth actually. I hope it works out. I hate iTunes.

Most people would be like 'id rather spend the same $ on a bunch of different preamps for their color' and this is a valid point. but, in the past people recorded on boards with usually all the same pres, right? The mixes sounded pretty smooth. I guess my point is do you really find yourself mixing ...

Im not a fan of newer ludwig drumsets, but their snares are simply 'the' snare drums. Ludwig black beauties and supraphonics have been the standard for over 80 years. cant argue with that.

Girl Toes wrote:If you were my sun, I would never want to protect myself.

ROFLMAO.

haha, yeah you beat me there..but im saying..do you really think someone is just able to do something automatically? that seems kindof unnatural.

the P3 reverb unit..hhah

I dont know. I dont think anyone is 'born' with anything. some people just have an amazing ability to learn really quickly. To me that is what real talent is, to pick up on something really quickly and efficiently. My friend got a 1600 on the SAT, finished school with a 100 average and also played l...

Sounds good 2 me...73s...ill bring my HAM radio stuff, right

the harshness...so I guess thats the quality..the transients. id have to try a bunch of mics. but im not happy with the sound. right now

an obnoxious bump in the 8khz region. I checked the spec sheets. the mics work great on acoustic guitars but the cymbals have always been on the harsher side.

Just a thought, I use Marshall MXL 603s for drum overheads..but if I was to step up to a nicer pair or whatevers what would you recommend? Its hard to find topics on the type of mics used as overheads. 451s still 'standard'?

drugs and girls

just kidding


new snare!
Ludwig black beauty

Simple question: is a ribbon mic classified as a dynamic microphone? some models are 'dyanmic ribbon'. while others are just 'ribbon'.

distortion isnt compression. but it gives that same 'effect'. if you have the same volume but one with distortion/heavy harmonics and one clean, the one with the dist. will sound way louder, yet being at the same volume. This is where the whole idea of 'many tracks of mild overdrive' vs. 'one heavy ...