He mimes to a loop of Louie Louie on his Headrush so he can pretend there's some signal left.

Much better! I'd put a little bit of 'verb on the snare, its just a little bit too dry, and raise the highs and lose some mids from the kick drum. Maybe put a little bit of high end into the cymbals so they don't lose their cut too much. Ditto the vocals. Apart from that, it sounds a lot more balanc...

My opinion would be: Drums too loud and too compressed, spesh the snare and cymbals. Need more kick in the mix, whack of a bit of top end to make it cut through the mix a bit more. Try and get the snare and kick balanced out. I'd reign back on the hi-hats a bit if possible. Guitars are quiet and bit...

I just decided I'm gonna make a list of all the pedals I've ever had- HOLD ON TIIIIIIGHT! (asterisk = sold) Boss DS-2* Boss BF-2* Boss PS-3* Rockson analogue delay* DOD Vibrothang DOD stereo chorus* DOD Metal Maniac distortion* Marshall "Bluesbreaker mk1 (x2) ProCo RAT2 ProCo Turbo RAT* Nobels ...

I hope this post was a joke. One, because antigua is clearly just 2 colours. And two, because antigua is frigging hideousl

Christ!

You've got the same speakaz as my band's bassist/recording-producer dude. Behringer "Truth (some numbers)", right?

Totally, but you won't be able to mix the tracks afterwards, you'll just be stuck with the stereo mix.

Boss BR-8..can only record 2 inputs at a time = lo-fi drums SM57, SM58, cheap but decent sounding dynamic Phono leads into PC with Live Drive II front panel jobbie Creative Sound Recorder And just recently: Nero Wave Editor Acoustic MP3 Mixer ..for proper "producing" on demos I've recorded...