Make sure you pick up some SM57's! For the price, it's hard to find any mic that beats its quality and versatility. It's used on so many professionally engineered metal/indie/punk/emo/alt rock records for miking toms, so in other words, it's the real deal. Also can work well on the snare, depending how solid the tone is to begin with, but for a tight budget, also likely your best bet. Best of luck, mixing recordings from drums that have been miked properly sounds like a ton of fun!

Edit: Oops, forgotten to mention they're great for miking a cabinet when working with guitar tracks. You see this all the time on plenty of high quality albums as well.

CBEAR PLEASEEEE

dude cares so much about the game, definitely will do well in IM. he handles my extreme pranking very well, can handle anything.

Really? No one has even mentioned Polk?

He'd set alarms through the day as a kid for dedicated times to "boost his stats" in TFC, bribing other players to not play at the same as him in order to achieve maximum stat BOOSTAGE.

The Hawaiian enigma spends countless hours in the "LazyTown" pub community, a past time of eternal endearment that will never grow old, even beyond his Platinum victories. His most familiar pre-game peptalk was to "Play gay" and I'm almost positive he has a subwoofer fetish, having posted hundreds of different subwoofer demos and reviews on his youtube channel since 2006.

Also, I once saw him streaming Minecraft @ 4 in the morning with the most bazaar mouse movement, as if he had never played an fps, while he was listening to a cover of Gangnam Style.

Definitely one of the strangest, but undoubtedly coolest people I've met in the game.

sometimes try to walk aruond and then jump three (3) times

ha 8D

Just to clarify before I go on, I don't have any advice for what exactly you should try, but I thought I could help you look at this dilemma from a different angle. First off, there's no shame in not knowing what you want to do in the future. In fact, a lot of the people who claim to know what they want to do, do it because they feel like they need to hold on to something before it's too late, and aren't 100% sure themselves. The cold fact is that over half of college students will change their major at least once before they graduate; deciding isn't easy. The reason I bring this up is that you shouldn't feel discouraged because you feel that you are lagging behind, or others have better self-awareness on this issue, because this is a universally-common worry and the fact that you are looking for help on figuring it out is a huge step. As far as actually finding that interest, one of the best approaches is being open-minded and putting yourself in as many situations as possible where you can experience different fields. Don't box yourself in to a certain salary range or ideal criteria, because there are also plenty of people living in regret that they went down the path they did for logistical reasons, rather than actual appeal. There's no easy answer here, but the best advice I can give is to try everything and anything that is available to try. You'll never know what you may end up loving.

Have fun :DDD

damn, the pressure in those guys' lives.

intense

easy solution, just don't play music that's signed to major labels/has its trail all over itunes, amazon mp3, or any other of the like website that uses the service that audio recognition programs scan through. plenty of music like this of any genre online for free. doesn't seem to be a big deal.

mirelin's "numlocked vol. 2"

edit: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3UyH-cvWV8

when does a prank go too far?

i lost 4v4 in south america. i did

Personally, classical music is harder for me to enjoy recorded than most genres. After attending many quality orchestral concerts, the warmth and fullness of the live sound is one that seems so crucial to the general atmosphere to me. It's one of those things that doesn't really apply to most genres I enjoy, where the incredible color of the live sound has hurt my pleasure for the at-home listening.

That being said, I still really enjoyed the song. The general vibe I got seemed really industrious, sort of a marching, combatant ambience, which I suppose makes sense with the title. While those traits were strong, it also felt inquisitive and explorative as the melodies progressed and different sections came in and out. Music like this is really enjoyable to just actively listen to and think... about whatever.

The strings are very iconic of the song.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UbLB2RPiYMo

One of my most played songs.

Tweak the settings to what feels comfortable and it shouldn't be destructive to your visibility.

i forgot i was on reddit