Hate towards VST Metal? Says who? Zero bombers? Fuck them.
This piece is rockin' ~ cold, symphonic, and catchy.
The only nag I have is the Bass is a little over-powering...but thats it.
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With Visualizer 2.0: https://youtu.be/f4arQVViGVs
Noisysundae — Sate Your Musical Appetite.
Updated 9 Dec 2015: Added a missing vibrato on the guitars.
A revival to our placeholder cup of metal sundae. It was in the Visualizer 1.0 template for the preview and was only 1 minute long. We remade it, then added the second half.
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Noisysundae responds:
Nah, just those who prefer something from real performance.
Perhaps I cut the mid too much. Will try to balance it in the future. Thanks very much, man.
I actually find it a bit happy, although the tags don't imply that. The song itself, its structure, melodies, bassline, drums, etc. are flawless. The only problem is that the metal VSTs are nothing compared to real instrument sounds. That's why it doesn't really sound like metal band metal. I usually make a (unfortunately almost always complex) FX chain for an electric guitar VST to make it heavier and brighter, in order to get as close to real guitar sounds as possible. In your case a bit more low shelf boosting, reverb and compression may help. But in most cases getting good quality is hard (the process of making such a chain is fun though).
Don't let my opinion ruin the track. I believe it only has one flaw, against which you couldn't really do something without having to spend years on a guitar of the same quality as the rest of the sundae :) Let that be a compliment. Stay awesome man!
Noisysundae responds:
Yup. It seems mastering is easier in electronic music for me. I afraid boosting the bass too much will make this worse especially ones with the bassy headphones. It might not have anough reverb on guitars, though.
Oh wow, turns out you're great at pretty much every genre o.O
Really tasty jam on this sundae, I must say. The quality is most exquisite. Wonderful job!
Noisysundae responds:
I rarely do metals since there are so much hate toward the VST metal stuff. :P
Thank you, LSD.
WOAH dude this is A very Awsome Track Man! This can definitely be used for a boss fight or something! First time i heard a Heavy Metal From You! Added to Favorites And RESPECT!
Noisysundae responds:
Still, I didn't actually play it myself. But thanks anyway. :)
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