the.gladiator1987

Sup bro. I voted for ya.

ah right lol i thought there was something differant about them

dude that was a while back when i used to fight. now im at about 10% sometimes i go down to 9% but nothing lower...i have no reason too...i'm pretty huge for a 5'8" dude and my goal is to be 240 lbs - right now im about 208 lbs

you're going to do fine no doubt. Commitment is not an issue for you. As you get older just look to let this same energy flow into other areas of your life. You'll have life by the balls if you do.

that rap any year now bro haha

You never know, at 40 my friend's husband has the same waist he did in high school, can eat like two horses, plus has to eat heavily before bed or he starts dropping weight That body type can't build muscle for shit, though.

Thanks broski! as soon as my abs lok like that, I'll be happy, kick ass bro!! GL!~

The recording quality would be terrible. You need to be able to mix the sound, add effects, reverb etc. that's what the I-Onix enables you to do. It's is nearly the ability of a full mixing board and studio on the PC. Technology for it these days is pretty damn impressive. for all that gear, you'll probably drop about 1000 bucks.

Just be lucky you'e not a drummer. My last drum kit cost 6800 bucks for the drums themselves. Hardware and cymbals cost another 2000. Top of th eline stuff, but since I doing recording, I need it. It's totally different than a guitar though. You need an entire mixing board to mic drums and record. It's extremely meticulous and frustrating to dial in each mic just right.

Well, you only need the PA system if you are performing live. You will need a nice recording mic lke the AKG C 414 XLS for recording an acoustic without plug-ins. If all you want to do is record, all you need is a desktop recording software like the Lexicon I-Onix U-42, the VL3D a Mic and guitar. You can integrate the Electric piano, guitar, vocals, and eveything else onto multiple tracks, mix and produce your music that way.