Some metalcore song...
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and I thought I might share it with you (mainly get some feedback). The guitar I recorded through Guitar Rig 3 and the drums are Superior Drummer 2.0 (I know, there's no bass guitar :28
everdrone
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Re: Some metalcore song...
the drums are buried, the guitar has tremolo/vibrato on the distortion? you would get a more defined chug with less distortion, turn down the gain. did you use any compression on the guitars? you should. in all, cool riffs, could use some doctoring up on the recordingz...
the drums are buried, the guitar has tremolo/vibrato on the distortion? you would get a more defined chug with less distortion, turn down the gain. did you use any compression on the guitars? you should. in all, cool riffs, could use some doctoring up on the recordingz...
Diocletian
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Re: Some metalcore song...
Yeah, some cool riffs and ideas.
But like I said before on here, it's nice when people who want feedback also post feedback on other things in this section. Rather than just signing up and posting their song.
Yeah, some cool riffs and ideas.
But like I said before on here, it's nice when people who want feedback also post feedback on other things in this section. Rather than just signing up and posting their song.
Re: Some metalcore song...
Thanks for your feedback. But if you look at my join date you'll see I've only been a member for a few days...
Thanks for your feedback. But if you look at my join date you'll see I've only been a member for a few days...
C-Martin
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Re: Some metalcore song...
+1
got some cool riffs and ideas but the guitars could use a bit more definition, as he said lowering down the gain would help allot, comp i found is a def must for recording this type of music, and maybe try EQ'ing it a bit differently so you are able to hear the chug and cuts from the picking when you do palm muting, especially with busy work, you want it to sound huge but still things need too sound clear and precise otherwise things sound a bit lost in the mix
+1
got some cool riffs and ideas but the guitars could use a bit more definition, as he said lowering down the gain would help allot, comp i found is a def must for recording this type of music, and maybe try EQ'ing it a bit differently so you are able to hear the chug and cuts from the picking when you do palm muting, especially with busy work, you want it to sound huge but still things need too sound clear and precise otherwise things sound a bit lost in the mix
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