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Hey man, thanks a lot for taking the time to help me out. The snare is slightly to the left. I wanted it that way to achieve at least a little bit of spread since the guitar and bass is mainly centered. The right-sidedness of the guitar is a result of slightly different EQing the one live take track. So it might be psycho-acoustically. I reworked the kick and snare eversince I posted the link. I ended up finding a trick for the snare to sound how I wanted it and also improved on the kick. I sent the EQ to an aux channel, down pitched it and put a fully wet reverb on it. Blended in, it added that down-tuned, almost woordrim sound I aimed for. Here's the link to the current, almost final version of it, this time even with vocals http://soundcloud.com/we-are-rodha/bliss-voc-v2/s-WMCak Thanks again!

Hey guys, here is a mix of a rather heavy rock track. Vocals will be recorded by tomorrow but I put some work in this mix already. The song was recorded fully mic'd in a live take. Guitars and bass are okay for my taste but the kick and snare could still use some punch. Any tipps appreciated. http://soundcloud.com/we-are-rodha/bliss-v5d/s-g3A2V

Hi, I fear I have to part with my dear main axe. For sale is an Ampeg Dan Armstrong ADA6 Guitar. I'd ask for

Hi all, haven't been to the forums some weeks and what happened? Pretty n0ew system, nice one! I'm glad I've found this topic for I am pretty unsatisfied with my recordings lately. Recording setup looks like this: 70's MusicMan copy with DM SuperDistortionII's into my pedalboard (no problems with it...) into line-in > GuitarRig2 (acts as amp) > Cubase The result are tracks like theses: http://myspace.com/King800 For my taste the guitars are often to muddy and not "pointy" enough. The tracks are all kind of experimental but are supposed to contain basics of simple rock/punk riffs. So the sonic distortion is not intentional. Thanks in advance!