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I really liked the stuff around the :40 mark.. then there was this broken stuff.. then it was good again'
I am not a big gamer and don't particularly like long drawn out pieces..
I did listen to the hole piece and it was good...
Not a big fan of computer driven stuff.. still old skool!

Very nice catchy as hell piece!
Wish I had of written this..lol
like your work, and the production is great!
Lookin forward to more!

SpinWires responds:

Thanks!

Love the piece! So tight and flowing.
The keys sounded awesome, especially in a metal song.
Keep up the riffing!

DanJohansen responds:

Thanks for an awesome and spirited review man, appreciate it like hell \m/ Glad you enjoyed the tune and rock on!

The only way to listen to metal! Way UP!
Keep rockin it this is GOLD!

Love this groove! It's what I expected from you.
Cheers!

fire118 responds:

thanks, glad you like it!

I love the clarity and clean sound you have here! Experimenting is such fun!
It would be nice to see a list of gear and equipment/software.
I personally would love to garner some insight as to how you get a sound like that!
I am running hardware for all the processes and at 96Khz sampling it starts to boggle me..
Love the piece! Very soothing!
JQ

Bad-Man-Incorporated responds:

Cheers man. Equipment used:

Washburn acoustic electric, recorded by a shure sm 58 mic with the mesh ball removed, that was plugged into my pod x3 live.

Same with the vocals. The acoustic leads were recorded from the same guitar, plugged directly into my pod x3 live.

The electric guitar was my kids' fender guitar as his the only other guitar in the house that is in standard tuning ( outside of my acoustic). All my guitars are in b and or c. This was also plugged into the pod x3 live.

The pod is USB'd into a computer running xp and recorded directly into cool edit pro. Nothing else.

Cheers for the listen and review!

I like the sound and would have liked to have the words to follow.
But, not a big thing! The mixing could have been better! But, then again I'm new to this as well and have had my issues with mixing as well!
It's just fun to write and put stuff together and hear it as you wanted it to sound!
So, don't worry what others want it to sound like, make it what you want it to sound like!
I learned the hard way and it is not a good way to learn!
But hopefully many people can learn from my errors and indiscretions!
Good piece... JQ

Really love the sound of the bass!!!
What gear are you running?
It's hard to get that stinginess on bass notes that you get... I take it that your p/us are a big plus in this!
Nice piece. . period!

Metallica1136 responds:

Thanks man, I'm really glad you like it! I have an Ibanez Soundgear SR 500 bass, the strings were pretty much brand new when I recorded this. I used Guitar Rig 5 as the VST for the bass amp, I don't remember which preset exactly though. Thanks for checking it out!

WOW!!! Sounds like my divorce! LOL.....
This would really POP if you had some really snappy and sharp drums in there with a tight ass bass pattern!
Your vocs are AWESOME!
Replace some of those keys with hard core guitar chops and BOOM!
A classic!

Feel your hurt went through this in '97....Still alive and makin waves!
JQ

HOLY S**T!!!! Man, I thought you were singing about my ex old lady...for a sec..lol
Damn! if that's not pushing the envelope here!!!
I LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!

I'm a bass player that's been out there for 20+ years and am not doing much right now. But looking forward to hooking up with some people in the future to do some creative work. My favourite bands are "Iron Maiden, Judas Preist, Dio and so many more.....

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