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nice! your tone is really clear. also, you sound JUST like old anders hahaha :hbang:

dude. grand theft auto 4ever.

What do you guys think? Any suggestions are encouraged! Just trying to get better and better. http://thedistanceproject.bandcamp.com/

Hahaha... I'm a fan of that technique. I guess it keeps the message board clear! It seems like the tried and true way is just networking with people. @#$! Just kidding. That is interesting though, with how many sites are devoted to "making your band known" and then "rank" you based on your...

That's what I was thinking about as well. Obviously, assuming the music is good, people naturally listen. But how does one actually get it out there in creative ways? Hosting sites are only as good as the amount they're explored by other people.

hahaha i see what you did there...

Sorry if this is out of place, but I don't think there's a board for these questions. So how do you guys typically market music for your bands? Assuming the music is good, no one is going to hear it unless it goes out there. There are the typical distribution mediums such as Facebook...

So how long do these epic monsters last? Do they have any of the "decay" in quality that say, a PC would have over time? I know they're relatively new, but would one last as long as a durable amp head (tube)? Thanks!

So how long do these epic monsters last? Do they have any of the "decay" in quality that say, a PC would have over time? I know they're relatively new, but would one last as long as a durable amp head (tube)? Thanks!

Is double tracking guitars an industry standard for a super heavy tone? I've been thinking about experimenting with tones using low gain but double tracking (like Bulb discussed here...

this might be my favorite mix here - the drums sound way more real and natural, even though (im pretty sure) you're using EZ. cool song too. great job man https://soundcloud.com/tylersmith-11/inspire-rm

gracias gents, ended up picking up EZ + metalheads (like the toms better). Planning on upgrading to superior in the near future.

About to get EZ drummer with Drumkit from Hell... just curious, do they have cymbal chokes?

So I'm trying to find some amateur recorders to record/multitrack 3 drum tracks so I can mix/master them later. I'm willing to pay but I'm trying to avoid 500-600 at a studio. Anyone do/know of people who do it?

Yeah.. upkeep sounds absolutely terrible. If you wouldn't mind explaining... ITB=? OTB=? I know these have to do with digital versus out of the pre-amp effects. I usually like to have the freedom to use my live setup in recording. I know there are changes that must be involved to affect...

You're right about asking the question of what I really need - again, being frivilous would be a bad thing, and I think also detrimental to learning in some ways. I've used some extremely nice equipment in the studio at my school but my mixing did not come out as I wish partly because of the...

I definitely appreciate the gear suggestions. That all sounds about right, and I think it might make sense to stray away from the ULN-8s because A) I'm still learning and B) It looks like I can get a little bit cheaper. As far as the Apogee Ensemble goes... I see this is a Mic pre-amp as well...

Thanks! I'll have to check those out. I'm basically planning a long-term investment, so its going to involve saving for a few (tons :wallbash:) of paychecks. I was thinking of going with the AxeFX Ultra with a Pod XT, and then use Toontrack as far as drums go. I'm an amateur artist and I'm...

Anyone use them? I had experience using them in the music program at my school, but i feel they could be overkill with home recording. My issue is its quality (good) and expense versus buying several analog-based hardware units. I'm graduating from school soon and plan to start working...

always a business!