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Santuzzo Just Startin'
Santuzzo
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Oct 2, 2011 4:30 AM

new clip of one of my tunes recorded with the HD500  (instrumental Metal)

Hi,

 

I re-recorded a song of mine using my HD500.

Any kind of constructive criticism/comments/feedback on the tune, riffs, playing, sound, mix, etc is very much appreciated.

 

How is this mix?

 

http://soundcloud.com/larsbauer/metal1v1-2-5

 

Thanks,

Lars

  • Apologist Iknowathingortwo
    Apologist
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    Oct 2, 2011 7:39 AM (in response to Santuzzo)
    Re: new clip of one of my tunes recorded with the HD500  (instrumental Metal)

    I liked it.

    The bridge sounded best to me where you kept up with the double kick as I could hear more distinct notes.

     

    The rest of the track the guitars sound a tad mushy or lotsa sag?

     

    It sounds cool though and would be a preference thing. I like an occasional distinct brighter stand out tone to break up some of the monotony but that's just me ...

     

    Did you play two seperate tracks to thicken or did you copy original? It sounds so tight and like the original track that it sounds like it was copied and nudged a tad ...not that it matters it sounds great good job mate.

    • Santuzzo Just Startin'
      Santuzzo
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      Mar 20, 2009
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      Oct 2, 2011 2:53 PM (in response to Apologist)
      Re: new clip of one of my tunes recorded with the HD500  (instrumental Metal)

      Thanks, man ! I appreciate your input.

       

      No, I did not copy a guitar track, I recorded two different guitar tracks each with a different patch, also in a few parts they play harmony (well, dissonant harmony, in this case, I guess )

       

      By lots of sag you mean too much distortion?

       

      I do have problems getting everything to sound clear in a mix, I think it is a matter of proper EQing when mixing. That's something I have to learn about.

       

      Thanks again,

      Lars

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