First recording project. Please comment.

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lol j/k

Your stuff sounds like it rocks... though the direct-sounding gtr isn't my fav. Is this in a different language? Norweegian?

The production could use some work/basic mixing. But it's a tight performance. Good rocker stuff.

Welcome



Chad
 
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lol j/k

Your stuff sounds like it rocks... though the direct-sounding gtr isn't my fav. Is this in a different language? Norweegian?

The production could use some work/basic mixing. But it's a tight performance. Good rocker stuff.

Welcome



Chad
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the guitar is a miked up Peavey Bandit. We're from Norway, but sing in German :)
 
song1.mp3

This is the rock and roll genre isn't it ? :D

I could understand all the lyrics on the first listening, but vergisst nicht, I am listening with very sharp ears as are most of us on the bbs.

Your pronunciation is very good. The guitars sound full and good, I like the stereo right and left guitar, but ... let one guitar be louder than the other, and move the softer volume guitar closer to center.

I think the left guitar should be moved closer to center and 3db softer. If this kind of guitar could ever be 'softer' ;-)

I think you and groovejunkie should get together ...

niet fur mich, was denks du jetxt ... LOL

weiss es nicht warum das freut mir so sicher aber ... das ist rock n' roll.

Good job ... please, don't run away from the board after your fist post ... hang around, learn and grow with us.

The drums are mixed at a good level, overall there is a good mix balance, but the drums are suffering and I think that was the initial tracking ...
 
song2.mp3

I think this is really the same as far as the 'mix' is concerned.

The drums are the weakest part of the mix.

The vocals are mixed well.
 
Grandpa

I liked the track! The playing skills demonstrated were quite good and I liked the demonic tone of your vocalist. He sounds like one scary dude! Nice job.

The only recording critique I could offer, is to redo the track on better quality equipment if that is at all possible. The playing skills merit spending a few bucks on decent gear to yield better fidelity results.

Perhaps invest in a good vocal mic and a pair of studio monitors that you can really trust your mix with. The balance of your mix demonstrated to my ears that you are fighting an uphill battle with your equipment.

Keep at it and keep the faith!

Cheers! :)
 
You Rock dudes...bring the drums up in my face a liitle bit more and maybe a bit more bottom end (bass and kick). Great job for the bedroom...I can relate.

Rick
 
Thanks for all the comments guys! Keep em coming!
When I'm finished with the entire project, I'll upload the 5 track EP somewhere and post the url here.
 
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