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[HARD ROCK] Bet you haven't heard a song like this

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Topic: [HARD ROCK] Bet you haven't heard a song like this

Posted By: SensoryOverload
Subject: [HARD ROCK] Bet you haven't heard a song like this
Date Posted: December 18 2015 at 13:49

Alright alright I admit I exaggerated the title to get people to check out this thread , nothing particularly groundbreaking or spectacular here haha. But I recently released a Hard Rock song with my band project and am looking for some constructive criticism.

I recorded each instrument on just 1 microphone (one at a time, Shure SM57 into a $99 Steinberg USB interface) last year and spent months looking for a good singer before finally adding vocals to this last week. I composed it & play the guitars and bass ( so you can be extra critical of me haha ) but I'm interested to hear what you guys think of everything and any criticism or constructive feedback you could give me.

GENRE: Hard Rock, Stoner Rock, Classic Rock, Alternative, .etc .etc

YOUTUBE:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3Qhb7eSkXM

SOUNDCLOUD:

http://soundcloud.com/sensoryol/one-last-shot-sensory-overload

Thanks for checking it out. Shoot me a PM if you want some more or want me to check out your music as well.

Replies:

Posted By: rickyrat
Date Posted: September 15 2017 at 18:00

Record this by yourself? Pretty clean . Tell more about the mechanics of making this recording . Production/ arranging that sort of stuff makes it interesting.

Posted By: Atavachron
Date Posted: September 15 2017 at 18:27

It sounds exactly like one mic was used for each instrument at a time. Which is a good thing especially if that's the sound you wanted. And there's a nice Sabbath influence lurking in the background.

I would say things could tighten up, particularly the drums and how they interact with the band's dynamic. Also, the singer is good but I miss the power and grit of a trad. hardrock singer.

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