Good Job
You really did tie in the guitar with the original piece quite well, but it would be nice if you added more length to the song. :/
Reviews for "Fur Elise Metal"
agree with chainsaw
and i would have also like a little solo in there but this the way it is does capture the song and is good alltogether but could have been more metal
Yabossobay responds:
Its amazing looking back and listening to what you wrote more than a year ago and realizing all of what i could have done better on it. I suppose that's a good thing however.
maybe someday I'll submit an update.
hmmm
I would do what chainsaw said, but use the piano as a intro, where it does 1 verse before it switches to guitar... but thats just me.
Good.
If you try to keep the input volumes low, and keep the channel volumes down, and then only turn it up in the main mix, that should help with the clipping. Either that or you E.Q. it so that there is less bass. Another technique that might help would be to use a bit more compression maybe? You have to remember that the important thing when recording is to keep the input from clipping, NOT the final volume coming out (altho compression can help with this).
As far as the arrangement goes, I think it would benifit from replacing the piano with a lead guitar (just really for stylistic reasons). The harmonies you've used work well, esp. the half-time style section- VERY METAL! :)
Very Nice
It's a really good song the drums and guitar were sequenced together really nice. Keep up the good work.