BradoSanz

I know, and there's a reason for that.
Initially, Oceanically's vocal had to be time stretched in several places, which made it sound edgy between notes. The reverb is there to hide this. Then I just added reverb to the piano and gaming synth to balance out the track.
Thanks for the feedback. :)

Hi EpicRecord,

Thanks for your comment, and for taking a listen. I'm not too sure what I used, it was a synth but sounds a little like a guitar.

Thanks!

- JAweGuy

They're actually from a free sample pack.

http://www51.zippyshare.com/v/98186803/file.html

I'm about 90% confident that's the proper link.

Thank you man , i ll take that ! its a preview anyway so i will fix that with the final update :)

Ah well thank you my friend. I hate clowns...seriously I HATE CLOWNS, that out of the way it does have a circus like feel to it.
Cru

Thanks Epic Man , Im Happy That Professionals love My Track...
HS , MGproduct

But...but them Bass :C desu desu desu

Hello EpicRecord,

Always a pleasure to read your comments, thanks for taking the time to listen. I agree, these particular set of libraries are really awesome. Using Project SAM's Orchestral Essentials for the backing strings coupled with some Emotional Cello sustain patch, can't remember the name. This is mostly from the Emotional Cello Library on Kontakt player.

Oh and you really wouldn't want to see me producing these, having to use the 32 bit version of my DAW since some of my plugins are refusing to work with the 64 bit, which means I'm limited to 4GB of ram. These patches are not resource friendly. I'm having to freeze a lot of my tracks and have the full source in a separate file.

You may be right, there's a track on my SoundCloud (and here) titled Amy's Theme, a good friend and she provides me with a lot of inspiration without even trying.

- All the best

Hahaha,,, I See That girl and she had got a long dress that it was a melodical dress with many upper and downers so i wrote
Thanks
Handshake , MG

"I laughed more than I should have at this comment." you are not alone....

There are 2 sources who are clipping (to reproduce we are inside the net nor phones) the first is the bass drum who I use massive distortion (start at 25 sec) the second one is a weird pad I found called Pomona in Harmor.( in the intro and the last part)

The DAW I use is Fl studio 12. I found the way to make envelope pretty easy and since im visual I love seeing everything on tracks.The master is neat too

Thanks for that "This is quite unique in the best way possible." this like a objective for me I hate music without layering of story inside...

Thanks for that epic comment dear EpicRecord !

Let me see if I can break down my set up for this track.

I use Reaper as my DAW. Love it and it is very reasonably priced.
Guitar is an Ibanez N427. Bass is an Ibanez GSR200.
My Line in is a Presonus Audiobox USB.
I run my guitars and bass Dry and use VST effects. I very rarely record anything that is not dry because I love being able to try different effects in the mixing stage.
I would say 95 percent of the time I use Guitar Rig 5 VST. Absolutely love it.
On this specific track the rhythm guitars (There are 2) Are panned 51% on the right and 60% on the left. Right is using an effect called Black Malcom Rhythm. Basically it is a close simulation of the rhythm guitar on Back in Black. Left is using Foo Monkey Ultra. A semblance of Foo Fighters Monkey Wrench I believe. Both guitars have also been EQ'd separately to bring out the tone I wanted.
2 lead guitar tracks are panned 51% each. On those we have Right side Foo Monkey Grat and the Left is Tweed Delight Sweep Delay. It is one of my favorite effects and is what gives the guitar a psychedelic feeling. Both of those are EQ'd as well.
Bass is panned Center and using an effect called Precise Bottom. It is EQ'd as well.
Then once I get everything sounding good I drop Izotope Ozone 5 on the Master channel and I am using a 4 band called Precise Bottom. Hope that helps.

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Thanks ER. I am quite obsessive when it comes to guitar tone. I am always trying to get it just right. It does have some rough spots that need to be redone. Most of the guitar and bass parts were done in one take so things are a little off in spots. Drums are always my weak spot. I need to spend a ton of time working on their tone and then save it as a template so I have good drums. Appreciate you listening and leaving some feedback.

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ER
Hello mate,
Thanks for for the feedback.
It was both.
Jamid

Thanks!
I use FL Studio 11 as my DAW and usually use Massive and Harmor to make the drops and leads.

hi EpicRecord

Thank you for nice words! I am happy you liked some of my older works - I wasn't really intertionally going for eighties feel and any kind of stylistical 'correctness' here. I simply 'combined' different sounds so to speak haha

Thanks again for listening to my music
and all the best to you,
Alex