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Thanks guys, really appreciate your comments

Congratulations guys Downloading the album in FLAC format.

hahaha yeah, I know that feeling But don't worry, it doesn't mean I didn't appreciate your feedback.

Oh, you think so? I kinda liked it as it is. I'll see what I can do. Thanks for the feedback

Pretty good track, I totally agree with last 2 posters. BTW, I still have your track "Shoebox" in my Cowon player, cool stuff.

Hey guys, I left this project in stand by for quite a while, until I finally decided to keep working on it. I updated the link in the first post. The track is unfinished, and I keep feeling that there's still a lot of production missing in order to it sound "pro". As this is my first chiptune-ish track, I'd appreciate any feedback that could help me make it sound better. Thanks in advance.

Thanks guys. As I said earlier, I need to show a friend that metal must not necessarity have compression on it in order to sound good, so these tracks will do just fine @Nekofrog: nice, I'll be checking out your stuff too.

Thanks for the recommendations. All this comes because I'm having this discussion with a friend. He says metal can't sound "heavy" without compression, and I'm trying to prove he's wrong.

Thanks, I'll be checking out those as well.

Hey Brandon! Thanks, I'll check out that album.

Dear people, Please I need you to help me finding metal bands that use no (or very little) compression. Thanks in advance!

Looks like it's finished already. Not 100% satisfied with the ending, but hey, what the heck

Yep, that's what I intended Keeping it just like the original -similar instrumentation, similar structure- but adding a metal touch. As I said, it's not meant to be a remix. As for an ending, I think I've already come up with an idea. Thanks for commenting PS: Is it just me, or Soundcloud is down?

I always thought this game had an amazing and terribly underrated OST, so I finally decided to work on a remix of one of the tracks. However, as my other videogame related work, maybe it's a bit conservative to be considered a remix, so let's just call it a "tribute". Here's the original track: And here's my WIP: (Updated)Sorry if the synth guitars are too crappy. Any comments and suggestion are totally welcome, as I'm a bit stuck - don't know how to continue/end it.

Thanks for your reply, it was very helpful I'll check out Pianoteq demos on YouTube.

And if there isn't, what's the most realistic sounding harpsichord synthesizer you know? Thanks in advance guys

AWESOME!! I'm really enjoying it... just maybe a bit too overcompressed for my tastes. BTW, I agree with the above, cool vocals!

Hi there! Just wanted to share with you this new track of my band, Izkemia. It's called Neologismo, and it's the 5th track of our 3rd album, called Involución. I hope you enjoy this as much as we enjoyed making it. Comments and feedback are welcome! (NOTE: switch to 720p for better audio quality).

Thankssss, really appreciate your help. Thanks to all of you my kickdrum is sounding a lot better now

I see, thanks for the explanation. I'll meddle with transients too then EDIT: YEP! That was it I meddled a bit with transients and it started souding like I wanted. Thanks!

Thanks for the replies, guys. As for transients, I've heard a lot about that, but never really understood what it means Do you know where I can find a "for-dummies" explanation?

Hey, maybe you're right! I'll do some tests. Thanks for your post.

That's very similar to the EQ I was trying in the first place. It is close to the sound I want, but for some reason it keeps sounding...I don't know, kind of "too thin". Maybe I need a compressor or something else? I'm kind of a noob in this... Oh, and of course, thanks for your reply

Hey guys! Happy new year to everyone Well, I really need help EQing the kickdrum so it sounds like this one: I don't like that song/band, but I do like the kickdrum sound. I've watched several EQing tutorials on YouTube and have done some research, but I still can't get a sound like that on my kickdrum (I'm using Drumkit from Hell samples). Any help would be really appreciated. Thanks in advance

Thanks A LOT for your elaborate feedback I still have a lot to learn and improve, and this post of yours certainly will help me to do so. Sadly, I don't have time to work on this now, but I'll resume working on this piece at some point in the future and will try to put into practice everything you said. Thanks again