New Tune Recorded and Mixed in Reaper!

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The clean stuffs good but the dirty guitars are too muffled which is a shame.

you really need some good drums tho man those sound poor! :)

Bass is good better than I can get lol

Are those dirty guitars mic'd??

Muzza.
 
Also what u using to master your tracks? just with that dull sound?
 
Muzza,
Thanks for the feedback, i try and bring the Ryth Guitars up and tweak
The drums do need some tweaking! especially the kick
the Guitars are all direct from a Line6 Pod
i will clean it up and re post
Mastering in reaper
thanks
 
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Hi, the guitars are recorded DI? it sounds like that.
The start was awesome, clean, and the beat sounds very good, but as Muzzaman said, when comes the distortion, the guitars sound muffled... they need a serious eq, cut bass frequencies. The drums sounds great to me, maybe too dry. The ending you should use a fade out instead of cutting the music that hard.

Check your guitar playing (picking and arpeggios), you have great ideas when comes to playing, but the execution isn't that great, i'm only talking about the fast parts, on the more melodic ones i was thinking "this guy must be a great guitar player".

I love the melodies created, and the "electronic" effects are awesome.

Regards.
 
Zero00,

Thanks for the feedback, i will take your advice
all in all its just about making the best music we can!

Thanks
 
Much better man, you need to sort the kick drum out make it clearer!

It's a bit Avenged Sevenfold at the main lead line! Good stuff.

You can here a bit of background hiss on a couple of tracks so tidy that up but sounds better man! :)

Muzza
 
yeah the playing on the guitars is great - I use my pod for clean stuff only and prefer for distorted tones to spilt the singal and mic up my peavy bandit 112 (sm57) on 1 track and on the other record direct via vox tonelab st
 
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