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Old 10-07-2003
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Talking Some hard rock for you...

This is what I do with my spare time. Both songs written, performed and recorded by me in my garage using my Fostex VF160.

Feedback welcome...

Monster Machine

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I listened to "Monster Machine". My first suggestion would be to try encoding your mp3s at atleast 128kbps, there's a lot of washy sounding cymbals and other mp3 artifacts that detract from the quality quite a bit.

I don't really care for the guitar tone, it sounds too much like it was recorded through a j-station or something similar. It also seems to get lost in the mix in a few spots, and its hard to make out what the guitar is doing. You might try turning it up a little, or EQ it differently or something. I do like the non-distorted guitar part though.

Good job on the vocals and backing vocals, i'm diggin those.

Nice job, thanks for sharing!

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man...that is killer drums....
That is a good recording of live drums man....

guit tone seems a bit synthetic....over-compressed maybe....needs more crunch...maybe some verb would help...and yeah...it gets lost in the mix at points...

The vox is awesome...good job man...

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