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JazzMang
He's Junktastic!
I would take down the feedback effects at the beginning... they are a little too annoying at that volume level.
The snare sounds like a walmart snare... no actual snare sound to it... all deadened attack and thats it. I dont know if its the poor quality MP3 thats making it sound so bad, but i have a feeling that it was a recording problem (mic placement, tuning of drum).
Also, I would try to smoothen that bass guitar a little... give it a little less uncontrolled growl and more refined texture.
Otherwise, its hard to tell how your mix is without vocals and a better quality (not to mention longer) MP3.
The snare sounds like a walmart snare... no actual snare sound to it... all deadened attack and thats it. I dont know if its the poor quality MP3 thats making it sound so bad, but i have a feeling that it was a recording problem (mic placement, tuning of drum).
Also, I would try to smoothen that bass guitar a little... give it a little less uncontrolled growl and more refined texture.
Otherwise, its hard to tell how your mix is without vocals and a better quality (not to mention longer) MP3.
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noodles2k5
New member
It doesn't take much to produce a punk cd. This is a good example. I'm starting to think the recording is actually too good for a punk rock band.
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shackrock
New member
doesn't sound bad to me.
equipment used?
equipment used?
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picostudios
New member
Pearl export drums, GP $99 snare.
Randal head and cab for guitar
Brand of guitar (no clue)
Bass (some cheap crap)
Randal head and cab for guitar
Brand of guitar (no clue)
Bass (some cheap crap)