Description : A short but funky tack, I want to finish it but I really do love it how it is, the mixing needs a bit more work
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Very cool track! It's got a pretty original sound really, so that's a good thing! I like your guitar playing, and it's inspiring because I'm just getting back into guitar too. Mind if I play this on loopradio.net? Faved for sure! Thanks for the DL!
Thanks for the info. Yes, I should have guessed there was some tremolo arm action going on there. Seems obvious now I think about it when remembering that scream. You can get something kind of related using pitch bend on a foot pedal -something I have done at various times over the years.
I do it quite a bit in a track on Looperman called Trial By Ordeal. Another, much heavier track of mine worth checking is one called Debt Black Hole. Possibly the heaviest track I've heard containing so much slide guitar. Those two tracks were originally one 15 min track but I split them in two and they now sound much better and more distinctive.
I also do a lot of bass playing on guitar and really like it. I do it much more than bass guitar playing (it's in loads of my tracks on here) though I do that too (bass was the instrument I started on). I'm really not sure how common it is for people to use guitar detuned down an octave for bass but I'd like to know. I use an ElectroHarmonix POG2 octave pedal that allows you to blend five signals together. So you can go 2 octaves above or below and create some interesting, ethereal sounds, especially when using the attack and cutoff controls as well as adding some delay.
I agree your track could use some extra power in the bass, though you could just beef up the bass synth. I like to do that and can definitely get way bigger bass sounds from synths than bass guitar.
Good luck with this as it's definitely worth improving.
Hello. Some pretty big riffage here. It is all a bit noisy, though - mostly on the guitar.
As regards Crucethus wanting to hear a bassline - there already is one. Maybe he just means a bigger one that more closely follows the guitar But I think the bass that's there is OK and does a decent supporting role.
This is short but there are lots of changes so it feels like a good length.
I like the first drum fill and then the shuffle drum groove. That's pretty funky stuff. Massive guitar scream at 0:18 is cool. I'd like to get some of that into my own music though I'm not quite sure how to do it. Maybe you can tell me.
I quite like the end drums, especially the syncopated, awkward stuff. The cutoff ending I guess means this is not finished yet so I look forward to hearing an improved version.
Maybe it's not such a mixing problem here but instead the guitar sound and the noise on it. Tell me what your setup is for this and I might have some suggestions. Are you using a real amp/preamp or is it software ones?
Thanks, For the bass I tried to use a synth, to not much avail when I'm back on this track i'll be using my guitar for bass.. It does need extra power.. I can't quite remember but I think I pulled the A string tapping the 3rd fret n yanking on the floyd, as for the part after that it's an open D slightly tapped on the 3rd aswell.. i think anyway.. I use a slightly old digi-design USB pedal to record and all of the sounds come from it, bare a little mixing.. I'm mastering it's use these days, You'll hear that on my next track, Thanks again listening
Evocative & agressive , right as it should be . as a guitarist I enjoyed the way your guitar sounds , & yes , Bass make this find a more strneghT musical texture .respects.___Behnam
Description : I asked Danke if I could add some vocals to his track Future Machine and he kindly agreed and sent me the track. The lyrics are about a soldiers experience in war as he and his trench mates are told to get up and out of their trench and attack the enemy across open fields. I can only imagine the fear, tension and chaos that goes through one's mind at that moment.
Description : I discovered Meshuggah around 2003 and was blown away by the power, complexity and super Heavy sound of their music. Their "Nothing" album marked the switch to 8 string guitars and pushed Heavy Metal into a whole new territory. My track is a variant cover of their song "Nebulous". I have stayed pretty close to the original but added a few dynamic elements of my own. Its loud, its super heavy and way out there...Beyond Nebulous.
Description : This unconventional metal track is dedicated to Valvedriver https://www.looperman.com/users/profile/841435 though it's not a parody of his fine music or me actively trying to sound like it. I struggled for months with the first few minutes of this track knowing that I must be able to take it somewhere deeper, more psychedelic and powerful. Then I loaded some sampled choir voice instruments, as used in my track Reckful https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/160356 and suddenly found myself happily in Valveland - not a place I visit often. Feeling amply Valvedriven and newly inspired, I added the last few minutes fairly easily and very quickly. So: it's a twisting, turning mixture of grunge, menacing ambient, mystical metal and ultra-heavy funk. Instruments: electric guitar+bass, synth basses, female choir voices, one synth pad, some other synths on the nastier side of things and a few programmed heavy acoustic drumkits playing a mixture of triplets and straighter grooves. Interesting thoughts appreciated. Favourite bits? Shit bits? Please listen on good headphones/speakers as there's a lot of heavy bass in this. Now get ready to rock: balls out, hands in the air and with rebellious joy in your heart. Just try not to headbang the hell out of your laptop. Go!
Description : Whats up guys?! Been a while I know. Iv'e moved around a lot but have finally settled down and have been hard at work with my metal band. Unfortunately I've had to put my solo work on hold for a bit while I'm recording with the band. We are being professionally recorded now, a very big step up from the last recording of my band that I posted here. Anyways, hope you guys enjoy! We are, Raze The Pyre.
Description : Rough sketch of a Heavy Metal tune.
Guitars are Shreddage 2. Drums are Addictive 2. Daw is Reaper. Vocals need to be fleshed out. Update:3-2-19 Raised the volume of drums and guitars, added a Bass line.
Description : used 4 loops from 3nigmadjing including the insane riser which i love big thanks for that looperman-l-2432186-0114538-3nigmadjing-insane-trap-or-dubstep-buildup and ableton with old greco stratocaster.
Description : FINAL UPDATE -- 25.06.2015 -- L.O.D - Lovers of darkness
- Phatkatz4 on guitars and drums
- Joe Cramer vocals, synths and drums
I tryed to enhanced Phatkatz track. https://www.looperman.com/tracks/detail/139962
used loop - Chris Hall waves-and-ocean
german and english lyrics are in the lyric folder
enjoy - comments are welcome
Description : A grimy hard rock track fully produced digitally (even the drums!). The awesome main riff has been provided by prodreiter here on Looperman, and I made the drums in Addictive Drums 2, I will make them available as loops later.
I do it quite a bit in a track on Looperman called Trial By Ordeal. Another, much heavier track of mine worth checking is one called Debt Black Hole. Possibly the heaviest track I've heard containing so much slide guitar. Those two tracks were originally one 15 min track but I split them in two and they now sound much better and more distinctive.
I also do a lot of bass playing on guitar and really like it. I do it much more than bass guitar playing (it's in loads of my tracks on here) though I do that too (bass was the instrument I started on). I'm really not sure how common it is for people to use guitar detuned down an octave for bass but I'd like to know. I use an ElectroHarmonix POG2 octave pedal that allows you to blend five signals together. So you can go 2 octaves above or below and create some interesting, ethereal sounds, especially when using the attack and cutoff controls as well as adding some delay.
I agree your track could use some extra power in the bass, though you could just beef up the bass synth. I like to do that and can definitely get way bigger bass sounds from synths than bass guitar.
Good luck with this as it's definitely worth improving.
As regards Crucethus wanting to hear a bassline - there already is one. Maybe he just means a bigger one that more closely follows the guitar But I think the bass that's there is OK and does a decent supporting role.
This is short but there are lots of changes so it feels like a good length.
I like the first drum fill and then the shuffle drum groove. That's pretty funky stuff. Massive guitar scream at 0:18 is cool. I'd like to get some of that into my own music though I'm not quite sure how to do it. Maybe you can tell me.
I quite like the end drums, especially the syncopated, awkward stuff. The cutoff ending I guess means this is not finished yet so I look forward to hearing an improved version.
Maybe it's not such a mixing problem here but instead the guitar sound and the noise on it. Tell me what your setup is for this and I might have some suggestions. Are you using a real amp/preamp or is it software ones?
Good stuff.
This so pure and clear...reminds me a bit of C.O.C.'s metal works...dirty riffin and tones of weight in it...
Super (but what's that electro drumming at the end?...:-)
Danke