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I am about to purchase a sample library player and I am wondering which one is most suited to my tastes.

The music I plan on making is Heavy metal like Tool, Perfect Circle, Metallica, sounding guitars, bass guitars and drums. It can be both single hits and loops but I definetly need a quality virtual distortion guitar.

I'm currently working on a musical project that i've been writing for sometime and am looking for a really tight, heavy as hell guitar tone to underpin technical melodies and heavy use of orchestration.

My two choices for guitar tracking are an M-Audio Black Box and Native instruments Guitar Rig 2.

Hi there,

Hello

I will need professional Mastering for Heavy-Nu-Alternativ-Metal productions like Incobus, Korn, …

If you are interested,
I will send more Information and Soundmaterial

kind regards
Thomas

thomas@sunprojects.org

I'm in the market for some new monitors for my home studio. I'm looking for quality, nearfield - powered monitors. They will primarily be used for mixing Heavy Metal. So I need them to be tight in the low end with plenty of thump and clarity. I don't want something too bright as they're far too fatiguing for this genre.

Let me preface this post by saying that I realize that mixing is entirely subjective. However, I need a place to start and I figured no better place to ask than recording.org.

That being said let me move to the question.

Is reverb often placed on every element of a song to provide a sense of depth/space?

Basically we are trying to get a real heavy Sabbath/Sepultura/Entombed kinda crunchy heavy rhythm sound form our recordings, any tips?

Ive got a selection on sennhesier evos and a AKG Solid Tube with a Hughes n Ketner Amp Warp 7 and 74 Flying V

Thanks 8-)

Hey ppl,
This topic may have been posted many times on the forums but Im still confused about choosing a good laptop for myself for Audio production since i get mixed opinions... I would like to get more opinions now...
The main production softwares I use are CubaseSX, Reason 2.5 and Abelton Live 4.0. I usualy Rewire them for most of my productions.

Hi,
In order to save some space in my vocal booth I want to hang my vocal mics (RODE K2 and AKG C414) from the ceiling instead of using a floor stand.
I can't find anything on the net suitable for the very nice, but very heavy RODE K2.
Of course that I want to be able to rise or lower of the mic according to the length of the singer. :P