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Anonyme!
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Hey guys I'm back with two new tracks, I hope you like them. Any advice is very welcome 
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Bruthish
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sounds like you have a couple good songs there. My advice would be to either record the acoustic with a stereo pair with one of the common configurations or double track. Right now everything sounds straight up the middle and the guitar is clashing with the vocals. It all needs room to breath.
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TripleM
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Not sure what your recording setup is. But there isn't a lot of detail in the recording, especially in the vocal. The vocal sounds quite boxy, and it's difficult to make out the words.
As was suggested, with a mix as simple as this, a stereo recording of the guitar would be nice.
As was suggested, with a mix as simple as this, a stereo recording of the guitar would be nice.
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Bruthish
Hair Metal Roxx!
Going on the assumption that you have multiple tracks to record with....
Double track your acoustic. Record the whole acoustic part two separate times. Pan one hard left and one hard right. That will leave the center open for the vocals to breath.
If you have two mics and can record both at the same time, use common setup techniques(do a search on google for acoustic recording) to record into a left and right channel.
If all you have is one mic and one track, move the acoustic back from the mic so it doesn't have as much "presence". Feel free to ask any questions, a lot of guys here have experience doing this and I am sure would love to help.
Double track your acoustic. Record the whole acoustic part two separate times. Pan one hard left and one hard right. That will leave the center open for the vocals to breath.
If you have two mics and can record both at the same time, use common setup techniques(do a search on google for acoustic recording) to record into a left and right channel.
If all you have is one mic and one track, move the acoustic back from the mic so it doesn't have as much "presence". Feel free to ask any questions, a lot of guys here have experience doing this and I am sure would love to help.
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Anonyme!
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Thanks for the advice, the audio quality and all that is not really something I concern myself with, I just wanna know if the songs are good or crap and thats it. I realise the vocals cant really be made out, which is a problem I think. I want people to be able to hear the lyrics ofcourse.