Evisma

It is appreciated. I'm sure we will be listening to a lot of each other's stuff in the future. You should check out StaticNomad's music, Danke, ValveDriver, and one called rei4real. Good stuff. There are lots of OTHER great artists on here too.

madscape 29th Jul 2015 21:26 - 11 years ago

on Hangin Round Aceldama by Evisma

I can see the reference, I love it. You colored it wonderfully.

soundhound 29th Jul 2015 19:13 - 11 years ago

on Tripwire Valley by Evisma

Sounds from the other side of the pond...
Synths are a bit bright, to believed as guitars
but they sound good...Good mix as well...

Cool project..

Peace...TG.

Evisma replied 30th Jul 2015 - 11 years ago

Thanks for the listen, but you do know that they are real guitars? The only synth is the orchestral strings and the flute in the first half. The acoustic and electric guitars are real.

Thanks again!

E

GregVincey 29th Jul 2015 18:02 - 11 years ago

on Tripwire Valley by Evisma

This track has like this Irish sound to it, then playing that electric guitar. I just like the Irish vibes man.

Evisma replied 30th Jul 2015 - 11 years ago

Glad you liked it.

Thanks for the listen and your thoughts.

Evan

mrwolf14 29th Jul 2015 09:37 - 11 years ago

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StaticNomad 28th Jul 2015 18:38 - 11 years ago

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StaticNomad 27th Jul 2015 02:58 - 11 years ago

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Tumbleweed 24th Jul 2015 17:51 - 11 years ago

on Tripwire Valley by Evisma

Definite Celtic vibe Evan...and since thats a genre I like a lot (when its updated to include more modern instrumentation with the traditional melody stuff) I enjoying the listen...nice clean production by the way...everything is really clear & distinct in the mix.....a big well done...Ed

Evisma replied 29th Jul 2015 - 11 years ago

Mr. Ed.

I appreciate the kind words, especially about the mix. I've been trying to get better in every aspect as I go, so it's nice to hear I'm doing something right!

Take care.

Evan

theHumps 24th Jul 2015 08:23 - 11 years ago

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StaticNomad 22nd Jul 2015 08:04 - 11 years ago

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Danke 22nd Jul 2015 06:48 - 11 years ago

on Tripwire Valley by Evisma

Very cool track Evan!

Celtic style? Donno...but that part from 1.08 is surely like Gary Moore...was that a concept that you don't use bass guitar from 1.40 til the end?
Anyways...great atmospherical, dreamy melodies in this work...

Respect and handshake, Danke

Evisma replied 28th Jul 2015 - 11 years ago

Hello sir.

Celtic, eh? Never heard it as that but thats ok. I always like to hear how it comes across to someone else. I listened to this 100 times while making it, so I'm ear-blind to a lot of it.

Thanks for the listen and the feedback!

Evan

crucethus 21st Jul 2015 07:34 - 11 years ago

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sford 20th Jul 2015 05:44 - 11 years ago

on Star Forge by Evisma

Sick man, would love to hear this track on a quality label like OWSLA or Mau5trap. Perhaps even Spinnin Records?

Evisma replied 28th Jul 2015 - 11 years ago

I would disappoint when it came to sales. I'd sell a few albums,.... all to my family.

Thanks for the listen and the feedback!

E

Onsi3 14th Jul 2015 20:56 - 11 years ago

on Star Forge by Evisma

has an industrial feel to it
Nice
Onsi3

Evisma replied 28th Jul 2015 - 11 years ago

Thanks!

E

Ben1972 14th Jul 2015 12:18 - 11 years ago

on Twisticles by Evisma

awesome, like especially the part between 2:10 - 2:30 amazing realy good bass skills :-)

StaticNomad 13th Jul 2015 02:56 - 11 years ago

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ValveDriver 7th Jul 2015 08:53 - 11 years ago

on Star Forge by Evisma

Evan. Dude. This is now completed badassary.

The Wah section is much better. It fits in there like it's supposed to now. Good job.

The ending seems to be more clean. The added guitar over the fade out works.

It's definitely much more solid now. Not that it wasn't before, though.

Thanks for the extra guit-fiddle tips. That's the kind of stuff most people don't think to tell you. They just say, "Get this pedal. Get that Pedal." or "Buy stuff for making the things do the stuff." or, "you don't already know how to play, so I can't help you." Assclowns.

Anyhow. It sounds like you enjoyed your 4th just fine. If I could still burn the green, I would. My wife can, and it kinda makes me envious sometimes. We had a decent time. We had a group of friends and family over for a big-##### BBQ and blowout bonananaza. Everyone went home full of food and beer, and with all their fingers still attached. So, I'd say it was a success.

Again, awesome reworking here, mister!
Take 'er as she comes. Easy, with any luck.

Aaron.

Evisma replied 9th Jul 2015 - 11 years ago

Mr. V.

I'm glad you like the new ending. Much better than the odd wah and detuned solo. The wah's "wooka-chicka-wooka-chicka" Was better that what I had before. I appreciate the suggestions.

"Assclowns"

Yes. Guitar Center seems to hire them exclusively. I get everything from Sweetwater.com. I'll research online, then go to the stores to try something in person, then buy it through Sweetwater. 3 guitars, my pedal, and my MIDI controller have all come from there and 100 percent awesome service. Mandatory 2 year warranty on EVERYTHING. Free shipping over 50 bucks.

I don't expect you to get a pedal at all, really. Ampire, Amplitube and other amp sim software would be your best bet. Stomps are more for live playing. However, if you do, check out the Hardwire series from Digitech. Quality, and true bypass.

Again, a well set-up guitar, played with a gentle touch, offers the best results. Most music shops will do a full guitar set-up for around $70.

One thing you should never mess with yourself is the truss rod. There is a bowed rod in the neck of your guitar, and it can be loosened or tightened with an allen wrench. It adds or reduces the tension in the neck, counteracting the pull of the strings. When a neck starts to bow, that is the fix, but you can destroy the neck at the same time. Pay the guy, he'll do it.

You may be getting sick of the guitar talk. Sorry. A lot of people get discouraged because it sounds bad in the beginning. Just wanting to pass on what I've picked up.

All the best!

Evan