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Obviously nobody can sell music for as cheap as they are selling it legally

I have never had this happen but I would go to your audio folder and find the wav file in question and try replacing it, when it is outlined it usually means that X1 cannot find the file but it was there

With those programs they are inserting a 2 second gap, I believe you can change that with iTunes so it doesn't burn with a gap, but I am sure there are professional programs that let you modify that with each track

I used to use Cubase 5 and I loved variaudio. As far as I remember you can go back to a track and see what you did.

I personally like the harmonies being as present as they are in this song at least. And the vocals are much better, the S's are definitely fixed. A couple things to maybe consider: At 2:47 whatever the background percussive sound is, maybe make it a little louder I like the sound but it seems...

this is really impressive it sounds like it was done in a professional studio, after listening to this more I love the harmonies, I liked your page on facebook and reverbnation

That's how I have been doing everything so far and it has given me so many opportunities. I have been exposed to so many different genres and have learned so much from just experimenting. It is really easy for me to find people because I am in college and so many people are musicians.

It sounds perfect to me, it sounds like you have a slip up on the guitar at :13 but its nothing big. I love this song, who is this so I can follow them and maybe buy this ep. Where did you record this?

So this is a one-man band I produce and we just did his first release. This is more of his side-project band. Here is a link to the album on iTunes iTunes - Music - Terminal Attraction - EP by Silter and on Spotify Terminal Attraction by Silter on Spotify I am trying to promote it, what is the...

I think it is very good, the harmonics on the guitar towards the beginning could be louder. The vocals also sometimes get covered up by the guitar during louder parts. But overall I think it sounds very good. Is this your own composition, if it is, it is very good also. I don't like how it cuts...

I updated my mix on only lessons

I didn't see anybody put Ryan Tedder yet, I like him more for his songwriting abilities but still my favorite producer none the less

what mic did you use to record the kick and where did you put it

I would also probably suggest turning the drums down a little when the song gets quieter, make sure the drums don't cover up any of the song

Unless I am doing a simple acoustic guitar/vocal song, I always use a vocal bus. Lately I have also been experimenting with the parallel compression.

Somebody that I record with just used that for some recordings and they turned out good. For your first mix and album I don't think you would notice a difference between that Zoom and something else. So my personal opinion is that it would be good enough.

As I am listening to it a little more the crash seems a little too loud. I love the shakers.

So you recorded the drums live, they sound great, better than I have ever been able to do live yet. In the beginning it sounds like you have some clicks maybe from pushing buttons on a keyboard. The snare sounds really great I think you really got the sound to match the mix of the song and...

Did you recorded every piece by yourself, I'm not quite sure whether you are saying you just added percussion over top or recorded everything yourself

I thought somebody already did suggest that