Recent content by slaytah

Boss HM-2 into amp for live/ rehearsal and into Ampeg for recording.

Thanks for that Bryan, looks like I posted just after you did. And in future I promise to look on Google first! Even if it does send me back here...

I have looked at quite a few of them, but none of them involved using a 900 head. As I'm not familiar with that amp head, (amp heads in general actually) I was looking for confirmation of the points I was raising. No worries, I'll take another look through the threads again. Thanks anyway.

Hi guys. A mate of mine has got a Marshall JCM-900 amp head, 100w hi-gain dual reverb. I'm wanting to try some different recording techniques, and was wondering: How would I record through the amp head direct into my PC? My usual recording chain is: Instrument > Behringer Ultra-DI 100...

That's pretty fucking good man! Very nicely mixed. Great bass, I agree with you that it doesn't need to be re-amped. The weakest point is definitely the singer. He's got a good voice, but his performance isn't strong enough. It sounds like he's not put enough effort into it. You should get him...

Oops! Try this one: https://www.dropbox.com/s/zq1bitjsdpzpjbx/Mastering%20Practise%20%28master%29.wav

Here you go Marios: https://www.dropbox.com/home/Mastering%20Practice It's a cool song, great riffing!

Hey Marios. I'll be happy to have a look at that for you. But my PC's out of action at the mo, I might need to get a new motherboard. So it might take a week or so for me to get round to doing it. So if anyone gets in there before me, cool. Listening to your master, there's a lot of...

Click on the Reverbnation link under my post. Play the first song, The Introduction. The drums kick in properly from about 1:45. There's pretty good separation there. My PC's not working, otherwise I could put something together with more separation. But it should illustrate my point. Another...

Hey Aviel. Whatever you've done is a big improvement on the mix in your original post. The bass guitar and kick drum are still clashing though. Try this: Solo the bass guitar and kick drum channels together. EQ the bass guitar around 80 hz, cut about 3 dB, I use a q of 2.6 in the Cubase...

Thanks for that mickrich, my eyes and brain were starting to flip out with all those words!

These are fantastic headphones: http://www.studiospares.com/headphones-studio/studiospares-m1000-headphones/invt/448760/ Flat response, comfortable, and a great price.

+1 on the PSP Mix Saturator.

Thanks guys, that's very helpful. I'll investigate further, now I know what I'm looking for!

I've got a Bravo Audio Tube Booster (fantastic piece of kit by the way, highly recommended), and I'm looking at alternative tubes to use in it. The tube that's in there already is a Shugang 12AU7. My question is: What is it I'd need to look at to find a suitable alternative? My flatmate says...