Metal track...new project

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Sound good. The parts where the guitar is doing the 16th or 32nd notes or what ever they are sounds almost dizzying. It's multiple takes panned correct?

I like the guitar tone. Is that the Cobra? I'm still debating whether I want to go back to regular amps or just stick with my Line 6 gear. I was looking at a Carvin V3.
 
MonkeyManx thanks for listening.

The parts where the guitar is doing the 16th or 32nd notes or what ever they are sounds almost dizzying. It's multiple takes panned correct?
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I think it is 16th note triplets (Don't hold me to that though) I just play, I wouldn't pass a music theory class to save my life. It is two rhythm guitars in that section. One panned hard left and one panned hard right.

I like the guitar tone. Is that the Cobra?
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The rhythms are actually my Mesa Nomad 45 head through a marshall jcm lead 900 1960 4x12 cab. I scooped the mids a little more than I normally would to try and get a more edgy tone for this material. The leads were done with my Framus.


thanks again for the feedback.
 
Nice man....that's some pretty cool playing...:cool:

I think it sounds really good. The bass seems a bit hidden, as I only hear it sometimes....I wouldn't mind hearing it up a db or two....

The guitars are very cool...nice playing there...very clean. :D
 
Wow....that was really fast.

Everything sounds really crisp and clean to me.
 
Dogman thanks for the feedback. The bass was the main reason I decided to post this one. I was initially having a lot of trouble with the high notes being much louder than the low notes. I hit it with some multi band compression and it seemed to help but now I am having trouble settling on an overall volume.

Ezchair thanks for the listen. The speed is pretty tame for this genre and admittedly a weak spot in my playing. Needless to say, it was a lot of fun trying to keep things clean and consistent.
 
Nice work. I really like this. The scratchy guitar is really easy on the ear and it doesn't really sound like anything else I've heard of late.

:D
 
Dual harmonizing guitars haven't been mentioned - well done there! My wrist hurts listening to the speedy rhythm :D. Still need the vocals to really get the final mix, however, this mix stands up nicely so far...:cool:
 
Hot playing. Interesting arrangement. Mix is a little strong in the upper mids. I'd prefer more low mids from the guitars. The acoustic gtr bit is a nice touch.
 
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Sounds excellent...nice guitar work and a nice sound quality through the whole song...nice job...:cool:
 
PJ thanks for the listen.

IDO 1957 thanks for checking out the track. Glad you commented on the harmonies. There is actually a few places where I have moog and arp synth sounds doubling the guitar lead along with guitar harmonies.

XLR thanks for checking out the tune. I cut a lot of the low mids in the guitar to try and help the bass come through. I may have gone overboard.

D Vincent thanks for the feedback. Glad you dug it!
 
Hmmmm.......

Nice playing. Them soloes in particular.

The tempo don't quite justify as blackmetal. :D
there and there with Death-metal, with all those melodies,
no growling... The opening is definetly somewhere on thrash-country,
melodic parts on Dreamtheater-genre.:confused: ..maybe Opeth...
The part at 1.54, the fastest, can be heard the rhythm-guitars barely making it on sync.
At 4:02, the part closest to blackmetal, that's actually quite nice!:cool:
 
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Jouni- Thanks for listening. I didn't bother changing the genre on soundclick so that is why the song is listed under black/death. While I have a lot of influences within those genres, I was not trying to place this particular song within them.
 
I couldn't wait for the lead work to strat - I'm not into the scrub riff think for more than a few moments.
The bass has good definition if not enough vol.
The tin lid bass drum is pretty fast.
Cool lead work, nice harmonies - some parts were very Thin Lizzy.
Good work.
 
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