Why do bands always show up hungry for sessions? You would think they would eat before showing up. They knew the session was that day and at that time. Does anyone else find this to be a common problem? This should definitely be added for those preparing to record pamphlets. :?

Im researching to compare and contrast old and new mixing desks, and am interested in finding out who has used the Mackie DXB to compare their sound with older recordings.
Thanks!

Does anyone know if there's a place I can find settings for the BR-864 to make the effects sound like certain guitar players' set ups?

I'm interested in getting my guitar to sound like Dimebag Darrell's (R.I.P.) because my band is covering some Pantera stuff, but I can't quite get it and there are so many settings in the BR-864 that I'm getting tired of guessing.

I've been recording bands for awhile now and my method has always been to record a scratch rythym track to a drum machine, (just a simple 1,2,3,4 beat). After getting the rythm track down I give it to the drummer in his headphones and record him playing to it.

today i caught this song "away from the sun" by "Three doors down" ..

mostly the vocals. any idea how u get that vocal sound... i like it. (and the snare)

And how would you judge the quality of this production ?

thanks a ton...

Does anyone know the synths John Paul Jones used on the Zeppelin records?

Whats everyones thoughts on how the new album was recorded and how it sounds. Is this the joy of analog? I read an article on the album and read that they were using HD but no word of any tape machines. Sounds like it was tracked to tape then dumped in. Please give me your opinions!

[ January 21, 2004, 03:03 PM: Message edited by: closer ]

I am going to start this thread in effort to prove to people that whats wrong with music today, is our tastes change and us old farts just aren't plugged in enough too keep up with whats good.

So Please list your personal top 5 bands of the, 70's, 80's and 90's. That would be 15 total.

Hello,

I am working with a local college rock band. I have worked a deal ($75 per song, six songs total) for the project that everyone has agreed with. We have tracked and overdub'd and we are getting ready for mixing.