eww crappy. ive had no problems with mine. sorry to hear that dude.

OH MY GOD YOU HAVE A CLONE HIGH QUOTE AS A SIG!!!!! SERIOUS!!!!!

That is my favorite cartoon of the last decade. I annoy all my friends with it!

"Man, we gotta get even with those GESH freaks...if there's one thing Mahatma Ghandi stands for...it's REVENGE!"

OH man i loves me some clone high, too bad it was too smart for MTV wish they would put it on cartoon network or something.

"I never thought id see the day where Abraham Lincoln disses Mahatma Ghandi"

*STUDIO UPDATE*

Over the last couple days, my brother (mostly) and I (a little) have begun to tear apart the Quad 8. The thing that scares me about the console is the sheer mass of wiring...it's gotta have a thousand feet of cable in it. And some poor dude had to solder every point on it...I'd probably want to shoot someone once I got done with a project such as that...I'm excited as hell to start getting it turned into some working units.

I've picked up some one-off projects that I'll talk about once I've gotten some sessions tracked.

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Also, I got my SM-5 back from the shop. it works. It's friggin glorious. It's the mic for vocalists that don't have technique. Just get up on the foam and go. It sounds even and balanced and I've used it on a variety of voices and gotten great results. It's a great mic, and it's kinda a shame that they aren't made anymore. I got one of the last cartridges that Shure had in stock for it...so...if it shits the bed, I'm going to either look for a used one or go buy an SM-7. But I really, really like this thing.

I'm now FINALLY finishing the Death Metal Project From Hell. It's amazing what Drumagog did for those mixes...just replacing the kick and snare made the rest of the track SO much easier to mix. That, and ditching some of the shitty sounding tracks...they had 2 guitar tracks each...one from a 57 and one C1000...once I took out the C1000 tracks, it actually felt like a big metal guitar...why I tried to keep them in, I'll never really know. Anyways, the last vocals go on tonight...the final mixes for everything get printed...and tomorrow at 2 I'm in mastering. Thank God this is all ending. I've literally had this proect for the better part of a year...it'll be nice to get it cleared off my drives. And to get paid. MMM...money...

These guys plan on doing a new album over the winter or spring...I'm really debating whether or not I should be involved in it. They now like my work, especially after they booted their assclown of a drummer...and they are way easier to work with without his constant ego-tripping and total lack of any sort of ear or taste for sonics. Who knows. They get this DIY thing in their head and I'm not sure they understand how much they don't know. So...I'm not sure I'll want to get in the middle of that. We'll see, I suppose.