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*EDITEDIT* Updated the bass drum and brought one of the solos more to the front at the end :)
THE FINISHED PRODUCT!
Previously my "deathcore" clip (http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2206418/)
A song I should have finished a long time ago, finally done with it :)
Worked real hard to finish this one :33
Please listen and let me know what you think!
BREEEEEE
THE FINISHED PRODUCT!
Previously my "deathcore" clip (http://www.furaffinity.net/view/2206418/)
A song I should have finished a long time ago, finally done with it :)
Worked real hard to finish this one :33
Please listen and let me know what you think!
BREEEEEE
Category Music / Rock
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Size 120 x 79px
File Size 2.77 MB
Thanks man!
I primarily play on a PRS SE Custom guitar, and to record I play through a Line6 TonePort - which is basically an external USB soundcard you can plug an instrument or mic into. It comes with a lot of different amp/cab models, effects, mods, and all that shit so it's pretty fun to jam with and mess around on.
I primarily play on a PRS SE Custom guitar, and to record I play through a Line6 TonePort - which is basically an external USB soundcard you can plug an instrument or mic into. It comes with a lot of different amp/cab models, effects, mods, and all that shit so it's pretty fun to jam with and mess around on.
No, the drums come from a mixture of drum samples from real sets I program onto beats in FL, and more recently a lot of EzDrummer also mixed with these samples.
You should definitely give the TonePort a try - it's the best way to record guitars for the price (considering I got mine for only $50). If you mess around with it for long enough, you can almost kind of get rid of the overly digital sound of the distortions. As for recording software, I use Mixcraft to set and record all of my instruments. I also use Goldwave to finish mastering and mixing my songs.
You should definitely give the TonePort a try - it's the best way to record guitars for the price (considering I got mine for only $50). If you mess around with it for long enough, you can almost kind of get rid of the overly digital sound of the distortions. As for recording software, I use Mixcraft to set and record all of my instruments. I also use Goldwave to finish mastering and mixing my songs.
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