Studio:I remember listening to a kick mic shootout on front end audio's page years ago and was astounded how the B52 and D6 clips sounded atleast 50% to every kick drum sound I had ever gotten. Opened my eyes quiet a bit. I picked up a Beyerdynamic Opus99 and have never looked back. I hear virtually ...

My \_\_\_ for your Ampeg v4? Anyone?

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Lame.

The real victim here is the tutor. I cannot imagine standing more than 5 minutes in this household.

Christopher J. McGarvey wrote:thanking a chick > punching her in the baby maker

not crap

Uh... for her, I guess.

Without question.

Though I think she'd be better a brunette; and... real.

Well I would say the easiest and most effective way (...if not the only way) to get a tight boxy drum sound is to play a set of tight boxy drums. If you've got a standard rock-sized kit see if you can borrow/rent something smaller. The reduced projection of the smaller shells will not only give you ...

It seems like the answer is always, "Tighten the truss rod." When would be a time when the solution is loosening the truss rod?

timpickens wrote:Is that from that French horror film? Did the bad guy have an axe or something? I think I just may've seen it about a year ago.

Mhmm. And a concrete saw at the end.