[djpretzel]

What did you think? Post your opinion of this ReMix.

[Joshua Morse]

That was an awfully short wait time...Great mix, though!

[Bahamut]

Heh, I already heard this one a few weeks back, but a more rough version.

I'm sort of mixed on this - love the shreddage, but not a fan of the synth as the lead early on. The song feels short to me too - otherwise, zircon is still a beast!

[Nekofrog]

Yeah, the synth in general is pretty bad. Dissonant and harsh, just not a good tone at all (nor is the note choice very easy to listen to).

Shreddage turned out better than I expected, but how about some lead playing to show it off?

[Liontamer]

Originally Posted by Nekofrog

Yeah, the synth in general is pretty bad. Dissonant and harsh, just not a good tone at all (nor is the note choice very easy to listen to).

Wha?

Nah.

[Nekofrog]

Originally Posted by Liontamer

Wha?

Nah.

Yeah, bra.

[Cyril the Wolf]

Everyone else says the same thing.

Lead: not so hot

Shreddage: WOOAAAAHHH!!! Good work there with the shreddage. Too bad it doesn't actually... shred... becuase shredding implies leads.

Oh well, good work on shreddage!

[DragonAvenger]

Definitely some nice shreddage here. The mix is powerful throughout, which lends itself well to both themes. I'm not sure if the first lead synth is the best choice, but I still think it works as is. Nice work.

[Neblix]

Originally Posted by Nekofrog

Yeah, the synth in general is pretty bad. Dissonant and harsh, just not a good tone at all (nor is the note choice very easy to listen to).

Shreddage turned out better than I expected, but how about some lead playing to show it off?

I kinda agree to an extent; the lead synth seemed kinda alone and bland compared to the dominant power of Shreddage guitars.

But it's nothing ear piercing; the mix still rocks A LOT in general.

Nice decisive battle riff at the end. d-(^^)-b

[Kidd Cabbage]

It's funny that this thread (and the post information) is more focused on the product than the song. :P

But since that seems to be the purpose, I'll post my thoughts as someone who produces plenty of metal with a rhythmic focus.
-While this isn't the actual samples and more the amp sim, it sounds a lot like a direct-input guitar. Distorting guitars is one of the hardest things to do with software, since half of their sound on record is based on acoustics.
-I wouldn't have really given a second thought that the guitar was played in a lot of the chordy parts. They sound le nice. When it gets to the lower parts, it sounds a little off - I'm not sure if this can be fixed through altering the MIDI timings and articulations or not.

I'm not sure how a lot of the other articulations used in metal sound (palm mutes, half muted, harmonics, pinches), so I can't really give thoughts.



So now, if we can talk about the actual song... you totally listened to Snappleman the whole time you made this, I know it! :P