Description : Ive remixed and bumped up the volume on a few of the tracks added compression to the drum tracks,and eq to alot of things.so hopefully it now sounds better.
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im digging the vocal style but im not hearing everything except the chorus its alot louder but the verses in the begining are low the groove and synths are fXXkin raw! hard pounding too! for real the melodys are addictive, lots of people try for melody but never acheive it, but you have in a hard way! right at about 3:00 were the changup occurs there is a loss of hiss/ ambience that kinda disturb the flow a little bit if you could fade that out or somthing rather then the abrupt cutoff, it would sound smoother, but its a great track so it dosent really take much away, but since i try to give constructive meaningfull reviews i had to point it out ;)!
(listening 2nd time around)
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about guitar sound (your ? in the review of my song, im now realizing you play) aside from adjusting the eq/mix after recording the guitar i think a lot of the definaition of the sound comes into volume levels and there realation to the other layers of sound, basically when i decide im far enough along in the creative process & i need to take control of my mix, i turn everything down or mute it, then i start with drum eq/ vol then guitars then bass then other misscellanious noise anyways, point being how musical layers are somewhat defined by the sequencial order you do your volume and eq mix in? if that makes sense?
but yeah no shXit great tune! kinda reminds me of a local industrial dude in the states here called bolt, you can check him out on myspace, i think you could appreciate some of his "mix" techniqes....
Nice track man, keep them coming. Sounds a bit Marilyn Manson and a bit of Mortis. Some of the vocals are a little out, apart from that I think it's really good man. One of the most pro sounding track I've heard on here.
Sounds pretty good to me, mc. The drums could maybe use a bit of compression, and perhaps you could EQ the various channels to separate the instrument sounds somewhat. The music really adapts to Ray's pella very well. All in all, pretty tight jam, man.
Thanks for taking the time to listen and review the track,i took your advice and added eq to some tracks and compression to the drums.Not perfect by a long shot,but is sounding alot better,thanks for the advice/help. Ive just put up the updated version up,if u want to take a listen.
Hey mcskynard, thanks very much for using my acapella. I think the pace, pitch and instruments in this track sound great and do it much justice. I think once you fine tune things and master the volume and compression of the instruments that it will be perfect.
Cheers Ray,its taken its time this one,ive updated the track with the latest version ive done,but still a few bits and sound that need to be sorted.Not very good at mastering though,like most of my stuff its a bit hit or miss.
i was digging the track, to me it sounded very loud and flat, i don't hear the high spikes in the music, and u sound like you have track that is totally over whelming the whole song. it sounds like. if you want to go industrial meatal the best example i cound give you would be some old "MINSTRY", they are very loud and lots sound, but the sound is very laired. hard to to do with lots of sound and noise. and i was digging the lyrics, singer has that nice angry voice i like. thats my opion but it sounds like a good song , can't wait to hear the final copy, well take it EAZY !!!
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It's been a long time since I've made anything so... Metabolical? It's chaotic, fast and drum driven. Yet to go through mastering. To add a heavy bass or not?
(listening 2nd time around)
also
about guitar sound (your ? in the review of my song, im now realizing you play) aside from adjusting the eq/mix after recording the guitar i think a lot of the definaition of the sound comes into volume levels and there realation to the other layers of sound, basically when i decide im far enough along in the creative process & i need to take control of my mix, i turn everything down or mute it, then i start with drum eq/ vol then guitars then bass then other misscellanious noise anyways, point being how musical layers are somewhat defined by the sequencial order you do your volume and eq mix in? if that makes sense?
but yeah no shXit great tune! kinda reminds me of a local industrial dude in the states here called bolt, you can check him out on myspace, i think you could appreciate some of his "mix" techniqes....
cheers
Peace,
Spyder
cheers