Okay, so I'm sort of a newbie to recording. I have a background in live sound, and understand the basics and more. But as I begin to slowly assemble a "studio" of sorts, I've come across a question that I, regardless of hours worth of research, still cannot draw a clear answer to.

I'm considering releasing a cover song. I'm not sampling any previously recorded audio; I'm performing my own version of the song. However, I'm only covering the chorus, and adding my own verses. Is this still technically considered a cover? I know about licensing covers through Harry Fox, etc. but I'm not sure if this works the same way.

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Checking out at the store, the young cashier suggested to the older woman, that she should bring her own grocery bags because plastic bags weren't good for the environment.

The woman apologized and explained, "We didn't have this green thing back in my earlier days."

Of course, i had the best interest for a nice Quad-Core computer, and the top of the line effects but...after much research i have found that with proper mic placement, good mics, good preamps/interface/AtoD converters and recording setup, i can make due what i have. With little more upgrade to my laptop.

Hey guys,

Im new to the board. I am a semi experienced mix engineer. I unfortunately have to master most of my mixes. I have been getting into some new concept that I just learned about but dont know how to do it exactly.

Any input would be great.

We lost two days of threads and posts. I'm trying to resolve this but its not going well. 8 hours on it now. Seems the main network in LA got hit with a malicious attack and something effected our forums during their security lockdown. bummer indeed. .

I've rebuilt the site, we're now running on our backup and stable. Time to sleep..

hello everyone.,
first things first.., feels great to learn dat ders soo much for beginners like me to learn here..! glad to join u guys.., glad to be here..! :)

Just saw this and couldn't resist posting it. Its what a custom PC pcaudiolabs looks like inside.

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There's been a great deal of discussion and disgust over the pricing of Pro Tools upgrades. This goes hand in hand with Software Piracy. A lot of people complain that Software is too expensive. Many justify their piracy on the fact that most software is overpriced. Just looking over Reaper again and thought that this is worth posting:

I've been looking high and low to replace my Tascam US-122 interface with something that has a few more XLR Mic inputs. I need more than 2, but no more than 8. I've come across the Lexicon I-ONIX U42S which seems to fit my needs perfectly: 4 XLR Mic inputs, stereo out, MIDI I/O. Pretty bare-bones, really. It also comes in a form-factor that would look nice in front of my iMac.