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We've just made this live video and are a few weeks away from moving to London. Unfortunately our drummer can't come so we will be on the lookout, anyone know any drummers in London?

[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ELBvmWWivXE[/youtube]

Now, to me, it's all just foam! What's the story here? Yep you are correct, it's just foam. Don't waste your time and money. You want to make some panels out of mineral fibre like OC703, which I don't think you can get here but there are several equivalents that have almost the same acoustic absorp...

MogwaiBoy wrote: I have my band's M-Box thingy at home but it's a pain to use because it requires ProTools

No it doesn't, provided you have the driver you can use it with whatever DAW you want.

I've never played a Hartke, but it would have to be pretty special to drag around a 15kg solid state amp. Why not a micro?

Larger monitors typically need to be further away from you, so if you're in a small room this may not be ideal. See if there's an optimum distance range given by the manufacturer you're looking at, I know Genelec have this info for their monitors. Speaking of which, the newish Genelec M series seeme...

For a one off, download the demo of Izotope RX. The denoiser is great and much less destructive than notch eqing. Easy to use too.

Realise there are some obvious disadvantages to live recording like bleeding sound, timing etc (drummer has been working to a click at practice and we have been all playing to it via the PA as late. I've made heaps of records that were recorded live with vocal overdubs, and a few totally live in on...

Looks cool, only thing that would annoy me is 12V rather than 9V.

How solid are the footswitches?

I have some of the e609s, which I think are pretty much the same minus the presence switch. Real handy for live or demos because they have good rejection and you can just hang them over a cab, but I almost never record with them because the top end/upper midrange is a bit nasty and cheap sounding im...

Conway wrote:If anyone is after a Wampler Tweed 57, I have one for sale. Cheers.

What sort of price?

There is Weta guitars, they have a page on Facebook under Weta Guitar repairs, mostly old school kind of stuff. They also have amps etc, and I THINK they are in Island bay now, which isn't the handiest of locations but it's worth a look if you have a car down here. They moved to Breaker Bay a few y...

There is Weta guitars, they have a page on Facebook under Weta Guitar repairs, mostly old school kind of stuff. They also have amps etc, and I THINK they are in Island bay now, which isn't the handiest of locations but it's worth a look if you have a car down here. They moved to Breaker Bay a few y...

Kloppsta wrote:Yip, meant to be mono. Its a mono source. The 4 tracks were rendered to mono.

Then why pan them?

Kloppsta wrote:Then I recorded 3 more tracks. All the same amp. I panned the first 2 tracks hard left and right and the second 2 tracks 75% L and R respectively.

Check your output and/or upload settings, the quad file is mono.

...that I can borrow for an evening in exchange for some beer/wine?