hey guys posted new song

Average songs, decent well-placed solos, nice guitars, voice needs a lot of work. Without the voice, it just doesn't cut it. Either you you go the slow way with your voice instead of raunchy because I see more potential there and a more unique style. But you need better control of your voice when you lay it slow. At times, you pitch out and your volume loses emphasis.

There is potential but improvement needs to come form the voice first. Then write interesting songs and some good things may happen. But you must know that if you go raunchy voice that you're not going to do much other than the odd gigs right?

I'd rather slower voice and raunchy guitars. Clever lyrics. Good songs. These might make a difference.

Cheers!
 
hey rork, thanks for ur input. am pretty new to the whole singing thing so im not quite there yet. but thanks for tips. if u have any techniques with which i can improve my singing pls advise. will try to do better with the next few tracks. cheers!
 
For singing techniques, it's best to head on to Soft's singing forum. But best that you get to understand what you want to do with your voice in terms of style etc. then at least you have a target to aim for. Just be conscious of what you're doing, singing. Get 'into' the song and you should be a couple of times better already. Look at writing cool lyrics that interest yourself as much as it should interest people. Interesting and meaningful titles also help - most of the time.
Good Luck & Have Fun!
 
dude,nice melody but i especially love how ur drum sounds...!!

How did u record the drums?acoustic drum and mic-ed or electric drums?
 
we recorded the tracks at focal studio. the engineer is a buddy of mine and we just told him what we wanted the drums to sound like and he just weaved his magic. they use an AB miking technique for the overheads. everything else is individually miked. he sent the drum tracks thru a compressor and then eq-ed it.
 
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