Does anyone have a copy of the Gleetchplug bundle for OSX that was avaible about a year ago?

The site that had it for download appears to have been bought out by one of those Mousetrapping companies; there's just a search site that is brought up.

Gleetchplug seemed to have some useful and unique plugins that I would like to try on a couple of things...

Hi, I was talking to a friend the other day, about the difference between the greatest albums recorded, and the rest.

Hi guys, let me introduce myself: I'm Josh 21 year old drummer from Texas. After numerous disasters with lost data from an old 8-track recorder, I've been reading and browsing around on your forum for about a month or so trying to learn what I can about digital when I have time.. and I think I'm just about ready tackle my first demo for my band.

What's up guys, I finally just ordered some more equipment, mic stands, guitar picks, and an sm58. Currently this is what I'm planning on for music. Just wondering if you would switch things up / any suggestions on more equipment. Good thing is that my mom supports my recording hobby because I promise her I'll give her a CD when I get better stuff to record with!

Anyways

Hi I'm sorta new to recording and have been looking at buying a midi keyboard/controller. I have aquired reason and native and am also working on getting a few other programs(rewire refill Ableton etc)... anyway I have been trying to research midi keyboards/controllers but to be honest I don't know really know the difference between the boards or what is best for me.

First some background...My band has been together for about a year now. We've recorded a pretty good demo here at my home studio. There's enough material for a full "album" release. There's a friend of the band (we've all known him for years through various sources, and have all recorded with him in the past) who runs what I would call a "project studio".

Hey everyone!

Hey!

I only need two channels, and am trying to decide between the following combos:

(1) Mackie 1202 VLZ-Pro preamps + Lavry Blue converters

-- OR --

(2) API a2d (has built-in mic preamp and converters)

Which one of these is going to sound the best? I normally just record vocals and guitar.

I need some help. I finally built my home studio, and started working with my first official client. It's kind of exciting for me. For one of the songs, we are recording a live piano in a church. I'm using a stereo pair of RODE NT5s connected to an MBox 2, which is connected to my powerbook. I set NT5s up in XY configuration and tried different positions.