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Do you have an electronic kit? Buy addictive drums. You can map your hihat pedal to be a second kick drum... Or use a keyboard or something as a midi controller. However if you're not familiar with the style that may be best place to start. Hear some samples. I swear by addictive drums and they...

Yep. I had that drum machine. Sound wise leaves a bit to be desired. Nice to program on it though. Best just to use it for clock sync/triggers.

That bass is lush, drums are tight. Not what I normally listen to either...but yeah enjoyable. Nice work!

Very cool tune. Had me thinking of Tesla and SKid Row a bit...something about vocals reminds me of Brant Bjork and the bros, but heavier. Vocals and guitars are great. Compression on master seems a tad too heavy...on my monitor headphones anyway. Sounds pretty pro to me though.

*Sigh* My heart sunk after reading this...I've been using headphones for years, and going out of my mind trying to figure out why it sounds awesome when I mix it, but take it out in the car or on my ipod and I start second guessing it. ...being a member of this forum is going to become...

Ok now I'm off the iphone so I can see the video links... It's too hard when there is that much video to know what part you mean specifically. Can you say at 2:30 in video 1... The very first video that starts, I think that sounds like a ring modulator on the voice at the intro...possibly with...

Try an old windows program called soundplant you could trigger waves using computer keyboard. I used to use it for placing samples when I was big into writing industrial music. I'm sure there's still a soundplant version out there somewhere. It has Cool features too where one sample can kill/...

You did it your way like Frank Sinatra? anytime you do it your way you're really just copying Frank By the way I can't see the video links