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Kristofer Dahl29th February 2008Awesome Kyle! 
I agree that Behringer have lots of good sounding stuff (with price taken into consideration).
Nothing beats a good old dog bark though! 
Toni Suominen29th February 2008This is so cool and helpful Kyle!!! one word: AWESOME! 
DeepRoots29th February 2008This is great- you're picking your topics very well Kyle thanks! Im looking forward to more 
Muris Varajic29th February 2008Great one Kyle,picking the right gear is tricky,
I'm sure this will help to many!
DeepRoots29th February 2008How do i connect my dog?!?!? LMAO
Pavel29th February 2008Cool stuff m8! Was really a pleasure to watch
botoxfox29th February 2008Nice.
David Wallimann29th February 2008Very nice lesson! Great explanations and very informative!
By the way, what is the music in the background?
David Wallimann29th February 2008I just noticed that I have the same exact monitors! :-)
Joe Kataldo29th February 2008very useful for primer Cool
Nemanja Filipovic29th February 2008Kyle this is so good..You have great equipment there..great stuff..
Kyle Logue29th February 2008wallieman:
check the text for the last video
Dejan Farkas29th February 2008I enjoyed watching the lesson
Juan M. Valero29th February 2008poor dog 
Great lesson !!!!!
Gabriel Leopardi29th February 2008Excelent lesson! Very weel explained.
Thanks Kyle.
SLASH9129th February 2008Extremely helpful.
SEANCD200529th February 2008Thanks Kyle very informative
Kyle Logue29th February 2008You're very welcome! 
The Uncreator29th February 2008Just awesome, this is incredible man, great help!!
Hisham Al-Sanea29th February 2008nice and good idea lesson
Xranthoius29th February 2008Great! Tho I probobly can't afford any of it. Cool "lesson"
I also saw gmc up on your computer!
ballistic311st March 2008I also have a behringer mixing board i have had for.........geeesh 8 years a eurorack mx2004a.I love it ..and never had any problems with it ...it is a analog board.......but works excelent with condensor mics.....and is my main board for my drum booth...I think they have pretty qaulity gear for seemingly. to be known as cheep gear to own..
Bogdan Radovic1st March 2008Interesting information here Kyle , thanks!
Ivan Milenkovic1st March 2008Interesting Kyle. Thanks for sharing you gear!
Pablo Vazquez2nd March 2008Very interesting Kyle! Great work!
stratman333rd March 2008lol i love how u just threw the dog
Bogdan Radovic3rd March 2008Me too I hope he landed safely
Kyle Logue4th March 2008haha it's a girl and i threw her on this cushioned chair i have. She's ok
Chris4th March 2008Hi. Cool vid. Iv read on the internet that a really good set of budget equipment would be :
Behringer XENYX 1204 Mixer ($140)
KRK RP5 Rokit Powered 2-Way Active Monitor ($150)
Roland Juno-D 61-Key Synthesizer Keyboard ($500
Shure SM57 ($120)
M-Audio Audiophile 2496 ($100) (if needed)
What do you think to this? Thanks
Carlos Carrillo15th April 2008cool lesson!!!!
C-Rock18th January 2009Great to have these kind of lessons here as well, thank you very much!
One thing I'd like to add for people looking for inexpensive yet great recording software: try REAPER (www.reaper.fm), it's immediately fully-functional shareware, and if you wanna buy it, it's only 50$. It does everything the big names do, I can really recommend it. They also have a great community there, very friendly people who quickly help you out when you have questions.
If you have a computer, this software + a recording interface like the Line 6 Toneports is in my view an easy and great solution for low-budget/good quality recording.
