Hi, Mark!
When the first electric guitar comes in I think
it's the wrong
electric guitar. The type of distorion seems to cover too much
spectrum and messes with the sounds of the other instruments.
I wait&afraid for that opinion, but You are right. What do you
thinking, can I improve solo equalization only? I feel discomfort in
that place too and think that I should redo all solo part with lesser
distortion.
Thank you for all ideas.
The drums and bass aren't bad, but I think the drum sound is again
sort of hidden at times by the guitar distortion.
When we get to the fast portion I think the distorted guitars sound
good here, although they are as someone else said quite like Hotel
California in terms of what the whole band is doing.
When the recorder comes back in I would have considered the guitar
parts be brighter electrics without so much distortion to sort of
revisit how the song started. Or maybe double up the electric with an
acoustic for a richer tonality. Again, I'm trying to ensure each
instrument fills up a sound space without stepping all over someone
elses' sound.
OK, so I liked the music. I think the playing could get polished a
bit more. I think the instruments are interesting but stepping on each
other a bit, but overall the results are good.
cheers,
Mark
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Truly yours, Oleg Ivanenko aka Ash
[if it wasn't so sad, it would be funny]