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Love parametric EQs. i frequently use Reapers' default EQ or FabFilter Pro Q. Also, if you haven't used Eventide Split EQ is very interesting. Actually, here is a good list of EQ plugins.

Hey everyone. My band starting live performances in a small local club. We are playing 90's cover songs. Mostly Grunge. So, I want a new guitar but not too expensive. Something affordable and good sounding. I have read this review of LTD EC256 - https://www.awkwardsound.com/esp-ltd-ec256fm-review/ In the past I had LTD guitar and it was good. Will this LP style LTD bea good choice for live performances?

Studio furniture is frequently overlooked. In reality, it's important. You may find something interesting here.

Great playing

Some people can't write lyrics at all

That's too hard. There would be some FabFilter plugins. That's for sure.

Great. Keep recording.

Mostly Sober by Tool

If song needs it, you should double track the vocals. But in general, double tracking is a good practice in chorus.

Every DAW is good. All depends on the personal preferences. I love Reaper. Its fast, easy, and very affordable. Also, i loved Reason but it's expensive. So I stick to Reaper.

What a great post. Thanks

1. Do you sing, play an instrument or instruments? Guitar and bass 2. Are you in a band or bands? Not at the moment. 3. Do you write songs? I write songs. Instrumentals mostly. 4. Do you record your music? Yeah. At home. 5. What other roles do you perform in the music business? -- 6. Are you a tech head? oh yes 7. What country do you live in? Australia 8. What are your ambitions? To make music and play in small clubs 9. Do you draw/paint/write stories/computer art/dance or other creative pursuit? No 10. What would you like to get out of Songstuff? Learn more and get to know interesting people.