Started recording our debute EP last weekend. Only tracked the drums so far, the guitars are used from the ghost tracks. Thats why you can hear some vocals very far away in the mix too.

The drums are only a quick mix though.

I'm planning on updating this website whenever we got something new added.

Done a simple rehearsal demo with my band. New version of a song already uploaded. But now with new drummer, a bassist, and the rhythm guitarist uses a Blackstar instead of a Mesa(and yes, it sounds a lot better, believe it or not).
Lead guitarist uses fender blues deluxe with PG57.
Bass has a DI and AKG D40.
Drums are D112 on kick, D40 on snare, C430's as overheads
Vocals direct out from the main PA. And I know, its clipping, didn't hear it during recording sadly.

Recorded an album last summer. First time I've been busy with the whole multitracking and stuff.
kick: D112
Snare top: SM57
Snare bottom: PG57
Toms: AKG D40
OH: AKG C430

Amp mics: SM57, PG57, D40, Samson CU1

Done a recording of my band. D112 on kick, D40 on snare and 2 C430s as overheads, SM57 on the mesa caliber and a PG57 on a fender and a direct out of the mic pre amp. We dont have a bassist yet. Recorded it all with a Korg D888 8 track recorder.

It was just to practise and to hear the new song we wrote.

Lemme know what you think

A simple recording with my EC400VF to show how good this tiny little box can sound(The ux2 i mean)
The are no effects on the recording except for some limiter to get a decent volume. But no verb or eq or whatever