i have a jackson ps 37 and i dont really care for the floyd rose on it is it at all possible for me to be able to put a stop bar on the guitar please tell me what it would involve

I rerecorded a cover of Transylvanian Hunger by Darkthrone in my solo project Degorrot. The whole song is finished by the guitar sounds fuzzy as hell. I used that piece of garbage DOD Death Metal Distortion pedal. I don't wanna rerecord the whole damn song again, is there anything I can do to reduce this fuzz or am I just gonna have to rerecord it with my Boss Metal Zone pedal :x ?

I got a hold of an Magneto Optical Disk Recorder (AKAI DD1000). It seems to be a very obsolete format and the machine actually doesn't seem to work. Someone told me that the A/D converters are pretty good, though.

i know i don't have to explain why!

I got a hold of an Magneto Optical Disk Recorder (AKAI DD1000). It seems to be a very obsolete format and the machine actually doesn't seem to work. Someone told me that the A/D converters are pretty good, though.

I recorded a theater event last week from the soundboard and I also recorded a track using a mic in the house to pick up some ambiance and audience reaction etc. Problem is, the seats in the house creak when you shift your weight. You can hear an example creak noise here:

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I recorded our jazz-funk band at a gig last week. I took the female vocal input from the Aux 2 send on the PA mixer but didn't realise that it had reverb on it, and it's too wet. Doh.
Do you have any tips on reducing it? I'm using Sonar 4 but any hints would be welcome.
Thanks

hello people,

ive got to learn some harmonies for a song but i cant really hear the male vocals. Now is there anyway i could remove the female voice so i could hear the male harmony. Could it be done with cutting the higher frequencies? (Is this a stupid question/theory)?

I can do the opposite (removing the center), that's easy, but I'm beating myself over the head trying to figure out how to do the reverse. :(

I'm using the phase invert function in pro tools. Please tell me this is scientifically impossible so I can get on with life, or tell me how to do it

Thanks

this may be a stupid question but i'll try anyway. Is there such a thing as a program that can remove a vocal part from a track? I f so what are they called and who makes them?

thank you v. much