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03-04-2007, 05:27 PM
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A new song for you guy's...I fixed the bad link...sorry
This one is called "To Eat Your Own".There is no bass.Let me know what you think.Please make any criticism somewhat constructive.This was from the last recording I have done.About 2 months ago.A live track as everyone is recording thier take together.1 time deal.We got 5 songs done in an hour.This one took a few takes.lol.
I fixed the bad link posted here previously.This one works. http://www.esnips.com/doc/e7aece4a-e...mixdownM-(fade)
Last edited by lastditch : 03-05-2007 at 06:43 PM.
Reason: bad link
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03-05-2007, 03:58 PM
|  | Level 7 - Five Stroke Roll | | Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: The city of unending rain; Seattle, Wa
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| | | I'd really like to hear it, but the link doesn't seem to work |
03-05-2007, 05:57 PM
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Originally Posted by Pyrochazm  I'd really like to hear it, but the link doesn't seem to work | Sorry Pyro,I am still new at this Esnips site I have the songs hosted at and had my stuff in a private folder.I moved it all to a public one and fixed the link.Try it again and let me know if its working for you.Thanx bro. |
03-05-2007, 07:46 PM
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| | | Dude, I love that closing riff! I can see what the others were saying about that snare. Sounds like your hitting a saucepan.
Still no bass player. Man you gotta get that low end in there!
If esnips is giving you the ****s, why don't you post these on your myspace? |
03-05-2007, 08:07 PM
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Originally Posted by skinslapper Dude, I love that closing riff! I can see what the others were saying about that snare. Sounds like your hitting a saucepan.
Still no bass player. Man you gotta get that low end in there!
If esnips is giving you the ****s, why don't you post these on your myspace? | Thanx for checking it out bro.A really nice saucepan though!  Esnips is cool...I'm the idiot.My guitarist doesn't want that song posted because he's a doof.He doesn't like the solo and says he f'd up the breakdown.It sounds fine to me.I have like 2 other songs but I think if I post any more material here,I'm gonna change gears for now to some older stuff.Metal goes over like the herps here.I've got some jazz,some funk some rock and cover stuff recorded from a long time ago.I actually have some songs I played everything on.  Would you guys be interested in hearing those?  |
03-06-2007, 04:05 AM
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| | Hey, I really liked it. I even liked that weird solo. Still hate your snare, but at least I can hear it, unlike some of the hardcore i've heard latley. If you get you a bass man, I'll be your free street team (Well, almost free; I'll want a ticket  ) What kind of snare do you use? What heads/strainer? I'd like to hear that same song with a big-ass bell brass and an Evans HD Dry. |
03-06-2007, 08:00 AM
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| | | The Playing sounded good to me. While listening to it, I definately had the impression that the snare was too cutting and prominent in the mix. When you get a bass player to round things out the band should really sound great. |
03-06-2007, 04:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Pyrochazm Hey, I really liked it. I even liked that weird solo. Still hate your snare, but at least I can hear it, unlike some of the hardcore i've heard latley. If you get you a bass man, I'll be your free street team (Well, almost free; I'll want a ticket ) What kind of snare do you use? What heads/strainer? I'd like to hear that same song with a big-ass bell brass and an Evans HD Dry. | Hey kiddies...take notes here...this is constructive criticism.Thanx Pyro.We have a bass player,he just did not know our material well enough to lay anything worthy down.He was with us for only about 2 weeks or so at that point.That is why we did this recording,so he could use these tracks and work at home.They helped tremendously and Kyle learned all the songs,well not all but 12 of them in about a month including 3 covers.Kyle is an amazing bassist for real,wait til you hear this guy.He is endorsed by Accugroove,teaches at the yearly Victor Wooten bass camps down here in Tampa and we are stoked to have him in the band.That snare you hear is a 14x5 Tama Mahogany and it does have an hd dry on it.I forgot my muffle ring that night and had no tape or anything.I probably do have the top head too tight.I usually roll without the ring because it does cut better in a live situation but christos that puppy is ringing like a crack dealers cell phone.lol.It came with the standard Starclassic strainer but I've been thinking about trying a Pure Sound Percussion 16 strand.Any suggessions on a good strainer.The selection at the store is kinda weak.The throwoff on the snare is pretty sweet.Hey,thats a great deal for a street team.Done.We did a gig in Jan. that went over superbly.The new bassist has been on standby to go to Iraq for about 4 weeks so we have not been able to book shows.He's a defense contractor.I told him to keep his head...lol.We'll find out by next week if he's going or not so we're just hoping he can stay here.Talk to ya soon Pyro!  |
03-06-2007, 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted by Church Drummer The Playing sounded good to me. While listening to it, I definately had the impression that the snare was too cutting and prominent in the mix. When you get a bass player to round things out the band should really sound great. | Thanx so much for checking it out CD.We do have a bassist now and it DOES sound great!Yes,a drummer recorded the drums therefore the snare is too loud.  It's not really too loud.It just doesn't sound great. |
03-06-2007, 09:14 PM
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| | Did someone say "Tuning problems"?
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