yup, thats me.Glooper wrote: and I love that funky bass line (is that you playing that?!)
thanks.This is Quite original
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The overall sensibility of the track is way more jazz than metel. Reminds me a bit of some of the Beck fusion stuff, (Esp with that one bass player guy...was it Tim Bogert?),or something, which is fine, but not really approproate.Beardo wrote:Thanks for the review Sleek.
But What does "very jatthy sounding" mean?
Nah, there's mids aplenty there...it's something on the top that makes guitars present and "In your face" sounding that's missing.Marty Feldman wrote:I'm a chronic mid-scooper: just the sound I like, but others do take exception to it!

Greils, in the voting thread wrote:6. Sleek Month - Great song... Not really METEL however, more Rawk. Was expecting something fiercer. Needs trumpets.

Sleek Month wrote:Greils, in the voting thread wrote:6. Sleek Month - Great song... Not really METEL however, more Rawk. Was expecting something fiercer. Needs trumpets.![]()
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Bastards!
I really walked into that. Glad someone called me on it.
-S.
Apart from gadgetry (Whammy pedal, etc) main signal comes through a dbx compressor, then into a Boss SE-70 multi processor. Indeed in the SE-70 there's a cabinet simulator. It also boots the bass, which I only end up having to roll off with VST EQ anyway to avoid palm-muted "wumph" sounds.Sleek Month wrote:Nah, there's mids aplenty there...it's something on the top that makes guitars present and "In your face" sounding that's missing. Is this guitar through some sort of amp modeller? That's their characteristic weaknes...(As I mention over and over in the FX Pod discussions...)
The funny part is, is that as these things go, I'm kind of an anti-gearhead. I would never be caught dead with an amp or guitar that cost over $500.(Except the sleekcaster which was a complete ground-up custom that I got built for $900...but an old girlfriend put up the first $375, so I'm still under $500 thereMarkle 'Harrison' Ford wrote:If I ever got more serious about it, I suppose I'd consult a gearhead like yourself and try to engineer something a bit less piecemeal.

It really is a pleasure for me.Nuisances Sonores wrote:Most listened track : rsmus7 ( love it ) but hard to fit in my somewhat metal chart ...
I love this idea! Instead of trying to reproduce genres that are already quite full of nice music, why not produce original things based on feelings and ideas. Great idea!!!vurt wrote:Glooper wrote:sickle666 wrote:maybe the contests thems should have abstract conditions like a song made in response to a single word, or emotion..
like:
suicidal
manic
kill your boss
ya know..valid every day stuff that we can all relate to
i like this idea
No microphones were harmed in the production of this song! I used a lot of "metal" sound that were in the background, and probably should have just skipped the drums, which were, yes, too low. Drums just can't be low!Sleek Month wrote:Mo Verdigast-What an odd mix...drums are way too low...also, it sounds like you accidentally left your mic on while you were moving around in your chair...
Yes, this is a great place to list ideas for the next contest. [Pray to the gods we don't do bluegrass!]bobaudio wrote:Is this the place to recommend contest theme ideas? If so, I'd like to suggest: Kid's Music. I've always wanted to write a kid's song and the contest might give me the inspiration to do so.
Thanks Plunge. I should have put more time into I guess. Next month will be better.BeardedOne - Good riffing. I like this one, though the production isn't my fave from you. Good stretch for Gordo, though.
You know, you just may have taken the theme too literally...There is a persistent metal hammer clanking away, and then there are two different samples of factory background sounds. Lots and lots of metal!

Not a lot I can do from here about getting rid of him - perhaps GuitarJeff can help?Sleek Month wrote:sdunn1110-Highway star 2? Your singer sucks. Get rid of him.
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