I'm not entirely sure what I was going for. Unfortunately, even though I've heard of a lot of different techniques for any of the kinds of distorted vocals, I can't actually implement any of them. At some point, I will probably go for it, but for the moment I'm more concerned with my production and keyboard musical endeavors, rather than singing. Thanks for review! I'm glad you liked it!

Oh, trust me, it needed all the distortion, echo and reverb I could lay to the vocal track in order for it to work in some way. There was another reason for that, apart from my lack of brutal singing skills. for this, I was using a dynamic mic, cause the whole project was somewhat hasted and mostly for fun.

If you notice, I didn't even ask the guitarist to double-track his part. It's the most mono sounding thing I've ever done... Nor did I Eq too much. And I didn't even master it! I think I only had a maximizer on the output... The recordings were done in 20', right after a more serious 5 hour recording session for another song (not actually posted on NG). It's all fun fun fun!!!

Thanks for the review!

Thanks mate! I'm glad you like it. Oh, and I do have an unfinished Motorhead type of song as well, which is more Harley Davidson style... If I get around completing it, I'll post it as well! Cheers!

Thanks for the review, mate! We 'll really spread the word come October and we 'll see how that goes then!

Cheers!

Thanks for the review! I could have tried singing higher, but I was afraid that my vocal chords would just pop out of my mouth and sue me. I don't have the right technique for brutal vocals, that's why this was really hard on my throat.
I wish I had at least double-tracked the guitars but at the time I didn't take this project too seriously, as I was recording other stuff at the same time. Well, maybe next time I try something similar, I'll take it all the way.