I think its a freaking busyness questions
We have a very nice material that got a lot of good feedback and showed signs of demand all over the world. But we cant find a god damn drummer.
How do bigger bands go about that? Is there any possible way to get our foot in that door?

Here's a good question for the real experienced guys. How do you get a passable performance out of a tone-deaf singer... I know it can be done. I've heard it. But pitch correction can only get you so far and is not exactly the snappiest method of getting things done.

I have an acoustic guitar and a voice and I'd like to record them. I'm a poor student so I can't afford much. I need to know what type of mics I should be looking for. I already have a nice sound card with a mic input and preamp. I just need mics. What's the cheapest option I could get away with so that the recording doesn't sound like crap?

Hi, new guy getting into the gear game here.

I do animations and other type of projects and my current setup (basically a computer and mic) isn't cutting it.

I've done a little research and looked around some forums and what I'm looking to get is:

My older brother is a drummer - and a stereo-type drummer who has nothing to do with music at all, he just hits things. I use his set often for recording (it's a nice old gretsch jazz set).

Well if you are a PC Win7 has come out this week, I know that several people here have been using the beta version for quite awhile. I have a dual boot system Vista Home and XP Pro using the latter when I am using the DAW. Just a little sceptical of upgrading the recording OS because everything is working great, not sure if there is really an advantage to changing anything.

i have a great budget LDC - the m-audio sputnik tube mic. having it be the best mic i've purchased yet means that i dont have any other $700 mics to compare it to, and it beats out even my best other mics (beta87, md421)

Hi there,

I'm recording (and playing) electric bass for an album I'm working on. I'm a guitar player and have never recorded electric bass before. I've had good success Micing an acoustic bass but this is all new to me.

I've asked around and the general consensus is that recording direct is the way to go with my set-up (not having a bass amp and living in a townhouse). :)

and why? Discuss.

Hello everyone I'm 20 years old just starting out and looking to build a home studio but don't know where to start and what equipment I should buy. I already have a mac book pro and I'm about to buy Pro Tools for it. I have about a $3500 - $4000 budget to work with to buy equipment and build the studio and I have a few questions about what to do.