hounds of hell

[beatnikbiker]

recorded on br532

[Hilary]

Yes I like this one too - great basic riff, very catchy - kind of laid back rock. The panning doesn't seem equal to me, but I have very cheap headphones . . .

[beatnikbiker]

thanks again Hilary, panning is probably out, i dont have much patience with the recording procedures, im more into playing the guitar than the recording process

[Hilary]

thanks again Hilary, panning is probably out, i dont have much patience with the recording procedures, im more into playing the guitar than the recording process

You've got further than I ever will!

[Groundy]

Sounds good to me....Well done........Alex

[Ferryman_1957]

Loving this one, great riffs and great guitar sounds. I like the rumbling bass line holding the groove together as well. Nice use of dynamics, lots of light and shade here and really sharp guitar lines.

I don't think it's "uneven" as such but I think in the mix the vox are on one side opposed by guitar on the other which makes it sound a bit unbalanced, as most folks expect the vox and lead guitars to be more "straight down the middle". But it's your track, you mix it how you want. Sounds good overall to me, really punchy sounds.

Cheers,

Nigel

[Gritter]

Ultra cool rocker. Love the riffs and groovy bass holding it all down.

[beatnikbiker]

thanks groundy, nigel and gritter for your kind and favourable comments

[Jarle]

This is really cool. I think the panning of the guitars works well. Personally I like the lead vocal in the middle, but no rules without exeptions.

This is great.

[Hilary]

I don't think it's "uneven" as such but I think in the mix the vox are on one side opposed by guitar on the other which makes it sound a bit unbalanced, as most folks expect the vox and lead guitars to be more "straight down the middle".

That's what I meant . . .