Hi,
This is a bunch of riffs I have been working on the past months.
On this recording I used EZDrummer with the DFH expansion.
I know the playing still needs to be tighter, drum programming and mix still need tons of work, too. (and of course, I still need to add leads and some more riffs)
Tell me what you think. I always appreciate constructive criticism.
here’s the clip:
http://www.soundclick.com/bands/page_songInfo.cfm?bandID=945046&songID=9327764
Thanks,
Lars
Win7 home prem 64bit i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67 6GB RAM Cubase 7, 64bit http://www.larsbauer.com/
Very cool man. I gave it a couple of listens actually.
I think the guitars and drums sound pretty good mix-wise, definitely in the ball-park for the genre you’re working in.
I wouldn’t have said the playing needed to be tighter (but maybe that’s because I don’t have the skill level to be able to play metal so it sounds great to me already). The only constructive criticism I would offer would be to maybe simplify some of the drum parts. For example, those opening riffs would sound really cool with a really simple slushy-hats quarter note ‘rock style’ drum beat and then going into the more busy metal style drums after that. I think that might make the whole track a bit more dynamic maybe? But really, who am I to comment on someone else’s music, so ignore me .
Loved the bit with the (vocal?) pads and double-kicks at the end. Any plans to put some vocals to this? I think you have a cool sound, I’d definitely like to hear it again when you’ve finished it.
Jeremy.
iMac 3.06 GHz 4 GB OSX 10.6.5, Focusrite Saffire 6 USB, Logic Pro 9.1.3, Lacie D2 Quadra
Thank you very much, Jeremy. I appreciate everything you said very much !
That is cool idea with the drums, I might try that
I have no plans of adding vocals, but I definitely want to add some lead guitar. I’m thinking of the last part with the pads to be a part for a guitar solo maybe.
Thanks again!
Lars
Win7 home prem 64bit i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67 6GB RAM Cubase 7, 64bit http://www.larsbauer.com/
Hi, cool tricky song! i really like the place where the slow synthy comes in.
i prefer a drum sound with a bit more drums und a little less cymballs.
especially the bass drums could be more present.
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Hi, cool tricky song! i really like the place where the slow synthy comes in.
i prefer a drum sound with a bit more drums und a little less cymballs.
especially the bass drums could be more present.
Thank you very much , I appreciate your kind words!
I think maybe in my mix the cymbals are too loud, especially the hi-hat.
Win7 home prem 64bit i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67 6GB RAM Cubase 7, 64bit http://www.larsbauer.com/
Hi man … i liked your stuff … realy lively sounding …
how much guitar tracks have you recorded ?? anyway, your riffs are realy cool
as you stated out yourself … the cymbals are a little too loud and maybe the bassdrum could need compression and/or limiter … but you are definitly on the right track
Greatz M
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ORIGINAL: Monsterhulk
Hi man … i liked your stuff … realy lively sounding …
how much guitar tracks have you recorded ?? anyway, your riffs are realy cool
as you stated out yourself … the cymbals are a little too loud and maybe the bassdrum could need compression and/or limiter … but you are definitly on the right track
Greatz M
Hey, Vielen Dank !
I appreciate your kind words!
It’s 4 guitar tracks, basically 2 differnet guitar parts (for most of the riffs) each doubled, I think my playing is not tight enough yet in some parts, though.
I re-recorded everything last ngiht and tried to finish the arrangement/order of the riffs into a tune. When I have that mixed, I will post an update!
Thnaks gain for listening and your comments.
Lars
Win7 home prem 64bit i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67 6GB RAM Cubase 7, 64bit http://www.larsbauer.com/
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