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Since the master tracks for Blink-182's Dammit were released I decided to take the drums/bass and record my guitar over it. I just got great great recording equipment for Christmas so the guitar actually sounds better then the original, in my opinion. I might eventually add my own vocals but for now enjoy.

There is NO guitar from the original recording in there, its 100% me. Keep that in mind.

Also, if you guys notice, I added a small part from Makes No Difference in there.

totally sounds like the original

daredbus wrote:totally sounds like the original

Only better. Amazing work Nic!

Gibsum 41 wrote:

daredbus wrote:totally sounds like the original

Only better. Amazing work Nic!

Thanks.

lol everyone on the pd thread that listened to this was like "FAIL!"
i didnt think it was too bad tho
what type of equipment were you using? (type of guitar, amp, pedals, etc).

Tyler41 wrote:lol everyone on the pd thread that listened to this was like "FAIL!"
i didnt think it was too bad tho
what type of equipment were you using? (type of guitar, amp, pedals, etc).

1. Graffiti Yellow Tom Delonge Custom Fender Stratocaster
2. Shure SM57 Instrument/Vocal Mic
3. Lexicon Alpha Audio Interface
4. Line 6 Spyder 75 Watt
5. Cubase LE 4 (Program)

No pedals for this one, just an amp preset. Although I have a Boss distortion pedal and a DigiDelay pedal.

Nic wrote:

Tyler41 wrote:lol everyone on the pd thread that listened to this was like "FAIL!"
i didnt think it was too bad tho
what type of equipment were you using? (type of guitar, amp, pedals, etc).

1. Graffiti Yellow Tom Delonge Custom Fender Stratocaster
2. Shure SM57 Instrument/Vocal Mic
3. Lexicon Alpha Audio Interface
4. Line 6 Spyder 75 Watt
5. Cubase LE 4 (Program)

No pedals for this one, just an amp preset. Although I have a Boss distortion pedal and a DigiDelay pedal.

ahh sweet dude
i want the tom delonge fender sooo bad haha
sounds like you got some good stuff. it definitely shows in the recording.

Thanks Tyler. The only reason it sounds good is because of the mic and audio interface I got for Christmas. Together they are beastly.

np. thats tight, im gonna have to get me one of those. do you know how much they cost?

Tyler41 wrote:np. thats tight, im gonna have to get me one of those. do you know how much they cost?

The mic was $99 bucks and the lexicon is $67.

Mic - http://www.guitarcenter.com/Shure-SM57- ... 1126420.gc
Lexicon - http://www.guitarcenter.com/Lexicon-Alp ... 1126259.gc

If you get those, you will need a mic cable as well.

Nic wrote:

Tyler41 wrote:np. thats tight, im gonna have to get me one of those. do you know how much they cost?

The mic was $99 bucks and the lexicon is $67.

Mic - http://www.guitarcenter.com/Shure-SM57- ... 1126420.gc
Lexicon - http://www.guitarcenter.com/Lexicon-Alp ... 1126259.gc

If you get those, you will need a mic cable as well.

ahh sweet thanks man

amazing, really good

looking forward to hear new stuff from you

dirk wrote:amazing, really good

looking forward to hear new stuff from you

amazing! sounds great

That sounds great, Nic. Good job.

But what is the mic for if you got this Lexicon recording deivce thing? It looks like you could just plug the guitar in there and thats it.

Awesome job, Nic.

honestly better than the original if the original was an instrumental

Hentaiman wrote:But what is the mic for if you got this Lexicon recording deivce thing? It looks like you could just plug the guitar in there and thats it.

Maybe so the quality's better.

Wow, really amazing !!!
Keep up the good work

Hentaiman wrote:That sounds great, Nic. Good job.

But what is the mic for if you got this Lexicon recording deivce thing? It looks like you could just plug the guitar in there and thats it.

The mic makes a better professional sound.