Some instru-metal stuff I recorded

[The Norwegian Guy]

Well, only got the first part recorded, and I'm working on the rest.
The song is actually an old idea of two friends of mine back from highschool. I took the basics out of their idea, and add some of my own features to it. :guitaristgif:

http://www.soundclick.com/player/single_player.cfm?songid=9847275&q=hi&newref=1

 

[Jusatele]

great sound separation. did you mix that on your computer or use a board?

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

Only thing I did was to select to different sounds and pan them to different sides
I'm going t make a backingtrack of this one. It was actually very fun to improvise over.
I have to work with the dynamics and stuff. I created a very cool polyrytmical part a couple of minutes ago. Can't wait to record it to hear what it sounds like.

:guitaristgif:

 

[Jusatele]

well I was listening to it on my lap top and was amazed at the clarity of the sound separation, I was listening to the different cymbals on the different channels and thought it was a better setero effect than a lot of professional recordings, Had my ears perked.

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

I used acoustica beatcraft for the drum track. It's simple and it sounds great

 

[Super Turbo Deluxe Custom]

Wow!  Not too shabby.  I liked the phrasing from :55 to the end.

 

[Big V]

Nice, rocky tunes! :icon_thumright:

You should play a little heavier, though :laughing7:, but that's just my metalhead-opinion :icon_jokercolor:

I would like to jam with another Warmothian IRL when I get my Warmoth, and you're definitively within both the same genres and country borders :icon_tongue:. (Oh, poor you, that would mean that you woul have to meet me :laughing11
At least, I like your musical style :rock-on:

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

Well..
I tuned my Gibson Les Paul down to D and cranked up my diezel... I'll give you heavy!  :guitarplayer2:
I skipped the polyrytmical part, because it didn't sound good.
The solos on this one could have been better - but it'll do for now. I have to think out something cool!

http://www.soundclick.com/player/single_player.cfm?songid=9848900&q=hi&newref=1

There you go!

 

[Big V]

Well..
I tuned my Gibson Les Paul down to D and cranked up my diezel... I'll give you heavy!  :guitarplayer2:
I skipped the polyrytmical part, because it didn't sound good.
The solos on this one could have been better - but it'll do for now. I have to think out something cool!

http://www.soundclick.com/player/single_player.cfm?songid=9848900&q=hi&newref=1

There you go!

:guitarplayer2:
Better :toothy11:
Still rocky rythms, though :toothy10:

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

I'm not happy with the solo-part. But who cares!

 

[Big V]

I'm just saying that you should tune down to DROP A :laughing3:
If you manage to get good tones out of your Gibby, I'll be seriously amazed, and would consider actually buying one :tard:

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

Drop A is impossible with the string guage I'm using. And I do get good tones out of my gibby. If you don't like it - I don't mind. What's important to me is that I can play with confidence with whatever sounds I get out of my gear. I can send you the drumtrack to the song, and u could record it yourself I aint talkin' shit about your gear, but I challenge you to get better tones out of yours than I get out of mine. :icon_thumright:

 

[Big V]

Drop A is impossible with the string guage I'm using. And I do get good tones out of my gibby. If you don't like it - I don't mind. What's important to me is that I can play with confidence with whatever sounds I get out of my gear. I can send you the drumtrack to the song, and u could record it yourself I aint talkin' shite about your gear, but I challenge you to get better tones out of yours than I get out of mine. :icon_thumright:

Well, I'm not a gibby-hater, It's just that Drop A is MUD on any instrument (maybe excluding baritones and 7+-strings). I have actually really wanted a Gibby, and I do think I intend to buy one anyways.
oh, and if you don't wanna talk shite about my equipment, I will :icon_thumright:
It's quite low-end... a 12 years old Peavey Backstage 110, and an Ibanez ART 300(the one with scalloped top). And I don't have any recording-gear, so it's not necessary to send me the drumtrack :doh:

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

Hehe, just kidding with you, kid  :icon_jokercolor:
You can actually tune down t A and have a good sounding instrument. U just have to have thick enough strings and turn the gain on your amp down.
Just listen to In Flames... They sound pretty F'in' good!

 

[Big V]

Hehe, just kidding with you, kid  :icon_jokercolor:
You can actually tune down t A and have a good sounding instrument. U just have to have thick enough strings and turn the gain on your amp down.
Just listen to In Flames... They sound pretty F'in' good!

I know, I have actually tuned my guitar down to A(not drop). I HAVE JAZZ-strings, for freaks sake! :tard:
Sounds pretty good even with gain on 10 and bass and treble on 15+(IDK what that means :laughing8
Listen to "Spasm" by Meshugah, THAT's heavy arty07: (And it's such a fetching song :toothy10

 

[The Norwegian Guy]

I did another one. This time with a video!

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OgOKLWEPqG0[/youtube]