Recent content by NotAlone

I would contribute this at the top of the list :) READ FIRST! If you are mostly a musician looking to record your demo/EP/CD it is cheaper and faster to talk to one of the nice guys here than trying to learn everything yourself in a rush. Think of it like a whole new instrument, it'll take...

Just register the scores at the intellectual property office (or equivalent in your country). Costs is almost nothing, but it may take a couple of months to verify you´re not copying anyone else. It won´t stop anyone from copying your riffing, but if they make money out of it you can sue :)

Drug addicts lie all the time.. nobody will believe anything they say. Not even the cops :)

Erik: You, sir, are a lucky man :) Crosstalk: Indeed, the simpler the better!

Morgoe, I already tried the CD approach and it didn't work out too well. I'd rather pick a solution that doesn't depend on anyone else (guess that is the general policy of the band right now :) ) Abigor, I'll probably have to buy a new interface, so I'll definitely look for something with...

Thanks, skeskis. I got the hardware part covered: laptop + audio interface + drum VSTi and all that. I was thinking if drum processing should be any different for live use, and well... it seems the answer is no :)

For thin you cannot go wrong with an Ibanez S Prestige. For fast... well, I guess that depends on your fingers :)

One more for the X2N. It has so much output you may have to lower the gain of your amp. Really.

Greetings, everyone! First post, thought I have been using the forum as a kind of wiki for all metal production issues for over a year now, so thanks and congrats. To the point, my band is going to finally opt to go on without a drummer, as we've have more than enough disappointing...