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(M) -Guitar shreddage-

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Ok so I did it on fl studio with guitar sounds but I've always wanted to shred a real guitar like this.

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Tabs please. :)

It's a nice song, other than the cheesy synths and all. I'd prefer a score, so I could do this on piano though, guitar arps aren't really my thing, evidenced by my previous submissions. Anyway, after a while, it gets pretty catchy. :)

i might be just me...

this kinda sounds like Dragonforce/Dream Theater (But thats just me)

My review, your clip.

Be sure your various instruments have matching or in tune semitone variations from one another.

Set each instrument to their own mixer channel so you can compress them. A lot of metal is often very heavily compressed to get this sort of unchanging/never ending flow of volume type of sound.

On your lead with about a .5 delay 15-25% reverb addition will probably buff it up, widen the sound, and make it a bit more organic.

Play with volume dynamics so the notes rise and swell a little, and so the strum repeats on the guitars aren't machine gunning.

The writing itself is interesting and nicely lined up.

Instruments could use mixer tweaking to get a better/more guitar like sound. Basically if you send your insturments to a channel with reverb to soften the decays of the instruments, chain those to another channel and apply some form of amp or distortion, they will sound far far superior.

CheckMark responds:

sweet I touched it up a little, and added dynamics, but cant figure out how to reverb...

Credits & Info

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Votes
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Score
3.78 / 5.00

Uploaded
May 31, 2010
3:02 AM EDT
Genre
Heavy Metal
File Info
Song
1 MB
28 sec

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