I didn't use a lot of eq or compression. I just want to get a feel for how this sounds. Any criticism is helpful. [SC]https://soundcloud.com/john-a-regan[/SC]

I've always liked my metal to sound like if you stuck a knife in it, it would bleed. Can't stand metal mixes that sound unnaturally produced and "perfect", organic can sound good too :)

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Hey everyone! My band Infernal Outcry recently recorded a track using Axe Fx Ultras for the guitars and I was wondering what you think of the overall sound. Any criticism is welcome! And if you like what you hear please don't hesitate to chuck us a like on facebook and let us know!

Looking forward to your responses!

Trying to improve my mix presentation and separation. What should I do differently or improve upon?

Hey everyone this is a band i've recorded recently, there's a few timing issues as this was not done to a click track. Just looking for advice on the tones/overall mix. Personally I think the toms do not fit the mix at all but I'm out of ideas at the moment on what to do with them.

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Hello everyone!

Sorry if this is the wrong place for this. It seems there are other threads of this type here, so...

I am working with a modified Yamaha Pacifica (new compliment of passive pickups and heavy gauge strings) played through a VOX VT40+ practice amplifier:

This is a rough mix, and right now I am working on the guitar sound as well as just writing music. I previously recorded about five songs just using a direct method, and that sounded pretty good except I had to do A LOT of EQ work on the back end.

Hi!