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Seems a bit muddy to me. That may be the sound your going for, but it just seems it has the type of tonal quality that would distort easily on a poor system.

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I wouldn't see a reason to redo the tracking unless you want to try a new recording technique for the guitar or something, the tracks sound pretty solid as they are right now.

This a quality product. Very tight performance, mix sounds great. When you say you used loops for percussion, did you also use them for the drum kit? Either way, it sounds great. Very well done man. I can't believe you mixed this in cans.

Awesome guitar, love that classical sound. What kind of guitar(s) and mic/signal chain you have on it?

Generally, I like your sound. Some good arrangements and interesting melodic contrast. Not so into the the lyrics, just hear too many cliches. Vocals need some more development. You could probably turn down the effects a little on the vocals as well. The guitar solo at end of "come to me"...

I was wondering, since people make quite a bit of fuss over the quality of electronics, cables, connectors, etc of recording equipment and just about all of it is powered from some type of power source, would the quality and stability of this source have an impact on the quality of sound...

That snare is sounding pretty shoddy, and doesn't seem to sound right especially for reggae. It sounds like the drum just has a loose, dead tuning. I realize you can't really do much if the drummer is providing his own kit and thats just how it sounds, but you might talk to him/her about...

Great song, I also enjoyed "Alter Ego". Keep with it.

Unless I'm mistaken, Nowhere Radio is no longer accepting free signups, which I think is part of the reason you see a lot more links to soundclick.

Well Atonement seems true to the electronica genre and generally solid, but what was more interesting to me was "Winter's Theme". Why aren’t you going to be doing any more of these kinds of songs? I think minus the fake drums, the song displayed very competent skills in composition. I could...

Wow, you guys pull that off a lot better than I expecting for a dub over. I think the vocal performance is right on, I might say bring up the vocals over the track a little, seeing as you are showcasing her vocal ability afterall.

That site you have it posted on kind of sucks. Aside from having to register to download, the streaming audio connection was worthless. I'm on a 5mbit line and it cut out every 5-10 seconds. I would suggest finding a new source to store it on.

Awesome product. Heh, this is really probably not even worth pointing out, but in the last 3 or so seconds of the track you hear what sounds like another song faintly. Hardly noticeable, and may not even but an issue for you. Or I'm way off this was there on purpose =). Ok yes, that is lame...

None of the links worked for me.

Sounds a bit like the guitar and vocals are fighting one another. I might suggest bringing the guitar down in the mix some.

Sounds like that lead guitar could cut through the mix more and generally have more presence as that seems to be what directs the song. What all did you use to record this?

This is a quality product. Very clean performance and interesting composition. As for the recording, my ears couldn't find anything to pick at, I liked everything.

I'd say go through a duplication company initially. If, down the line, your business starts growing and does more volume, then handling your own duplication might be more economical. A word of caution about CD Duplication companies though -- its worth it to pay a little more to go with a big...

I'm somewhat new to guitar, and am unsure about traditional plucking/picking methods. For electric guitar, what are the most common techniques for strumming, picking, and playing lead? Do many people use their thumb only for soloing? Do most people use a single pick for soloing? Also, do...