Awesome Song!
It sounds absolutely amazing! The only thing I think is wrong with it is the fact that it sounds like it has now "depth" maybe not enough reverb, maybe low quality, or it may be because of my crappy speakers(Reason I'm not taking off of score). Other than that fantastic.
No, I know exactly what you're talking about. And I'm hopefully fixing it. It's partially the lower quality, and partially my fault. But thanks dude!
Great job.
Sounds pretty tight!
Oh, and if you want your bas to be more noticeable try adding some light distortion, then EQ-ing it once youre done with the mixing for guitars and drums. Once you've got a sound you're happy with, throw on a master on the entire mixdown and use a shelf-EQ. raise the lows by about 0.8 dB and the highs by about 6 dB. That should get the bass more distinct and noticable!
Again, great work!
Thanks dude! I'll be trying that, but my biggest issue here is avoiding clipping. Which is a real pain in the ass because Sony Acid skirts around a lot of the useful mixing and EQing features of other programs. So mixing and mastering takes fucking FOREVER. But I will definitely be experimenting with that, and maybe some other things as well.
Thanks again!
Hmm...
Cool, but i want something BRUTAL.
Sorry to disappoint with the lack of brutality. But I'm working on a wide variety of other things, so I will be bringing back the brutal. Eventually.
Nice work
I loved the guitars and drumming. I couldn't hear much bass though, did you record any bass? It's possible that the guitar's just had too much low end, or the bass didn't have enough thump, or I just was using shitty headphones. I'd love to know the answer :3
The guitar tone was a little too saturated for my taste, but it worked well for the song overall, so who am I to complain really? The playing was tight, the melody was pretty, the harmony was perfect, and the solo at the end was beautiful and melodic, even though you were playing a fast-paced song (something I love. I can't stand shredding).
Also, the drumming was fantastic, like I said. Did you have a live drummer or did you program them? If you programmed them, what software did you use? They sounded very real, and had sick panning.
The beats were wonderfully done, every drum punched through the mix, and the cymbals weren't mixed out too much like many metal bands seem to be doing these days. My only complaint was that the snare was a little tinny when there wasn't much going on with the guitars which allowed it to ring more throughout the soundscape, but to each his own.
I did record bass, I just really lowered it because my guitars have a heavy low end to them. It's something I've been working on mixing better, so this was kind of experimental in that respect.
Honestly, I can't just... shred. It doesn't sound right to me. It has to be somewhat melodic and make sense with the rest of the song, or else it just fit well. At least for me.
Nah, I didn't use a live drummer, it's a program called Addictive Drums bt XLN Audio. It's really awesome, it has different add-on packs that have preset drumkits and stuff. It's the best drumming program I've used so far. I do some slight mixing in there but the program usually does a pretty good job of regulating itself. It's really useful.
Anyway thanks a ton for the badass review. I really love reviews like this, it's one of the few things that keep me posting here on NG.