DrNomis_44's Gold Standard STA-1M Build.

[DrNomis_44]

haha nah all good fellas it sounds like a great backing track, good mix of sound and grooves

good luck with the rhythm guitar and lead Doc, look forward to the final mix

and KB you can never have too many cymbals !

Cheers mate, I'm looking forward to hearing the final mix too, I haven't done much to the mix but it's already sounding really good to my ears wit just the drums and the Bassline tracks, so going by that it is probably going to sound huge by the time I'm finished with it.

[kimball492]

Hey Woks every guitarist has to be louder than every other band members including the drummer hahahaha

[DrNomis_44]

Woks come on we all know every guitarist has to be louder than every other band member including the drummer hahahaha

Haaaahahahaha.....good one, personally I've found that it's the singer that wants to be the loudest....lol.


I just recorded a rough take of the Strat, mostly to work out how I want it's part/s to go, was thinking of doing some Surf Shimmer chords.

[kimball492]

Do what ever inspires you Doc have fun

[DrNomis_44]

I've tried recording a few takes of the Strat, but it doesn't seem to be happening, so I think what I'll do is leave it for the time being and come back to it tomorrow.

[kimball492]

If your not feeling the blues just make your own composition of any genre you fancy Doc. Take ya time no hurry

[DrNomis_44]

If your not feeling the blues just make your own composition of any genre you fancy Doc. Take ya time no hurry

No worries mate.

[DrNomis_44]

Sorry I haven't done much on the demo I was working on, my Desktop DAW PC has been having some major hissy fits lately, at one stage, on Wednesday the 20th this month, my Desktop DAW PC got so bad that it was refusing to even boot up properly, it's the very same DAW PC I used to record the Bassline for the demo on, fortunately I did manage to get it booting-up again but it's still having some hissy fits, mostly to do with some VST plugins crashing FL Studio 12.2 Producer Edition, I'm using the DAW PC to type this message right now, at some stage I am going to have to invest in a couple of PCI Firewire Cards that use Texas Instruments Chipsets if I want to use my two Firewire Audio Interfaces with my DAW PC, in the meantime I have resorted to using my Focusrite 2i2 USB Audio Interface.

[kimball492]

Here you go Doc, if you check the sigg site you'll see this one does have the Texas chipset. Just get a FireWire car when you get the funds. No hurries
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SIIG-INC-NN-...QAAOSwL7VWshKJ

http://www.siig.com/dp-firewire-800-pcie.html

P.s wasn't sure wether or not your interfaces use firewire 400 or 800 the above is an 800 card.

[DrNomis_44]

Here you go Doc, if you check the sigg site you'll see this one does have the Texas chipset. Just get a FireWire car when you get the funds. No hurries
http://www.ebay.com/itm/SIIG-INC-NN-...QAAOSwL7VWshKJ

http://www.siig.com/dp-firewire-800-pcie.html

P.s wasn't sure wether or not your interfaces use firewire 400 or 800 the above is an 800 card.

As far as I know, both my Firewire Audio Interfaces are Firewire 400, cheers for that Kimball, I'll check out that link and if my funds permit I might go ahead and buy a couple.


That Firewire PCI Card is Firewire 800, but, I just read online that Firewire 800 ports are backwards compatible with Firewire 400 devices, all I need to do is use a Firewire 400 to Firewire 800 cable to connect my two Firewire Audio Interfaces up to the ports, those Firewire 800 PCI cards are selling for US $51.64 on eBay, so I'm estimating that two of them may cost me about Au$160.00, that's including postage from USA, I reckon I can afford that so next Tuesday I'll buy a couple of those PCI Firewire 800 Cards.