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Originally Posted by timewarrior2001
Hi Richard M, cant listen to the track ATM as at work, but Can I just ask what recording software do you use? I've been using Ntrack but find its not quite as good as I had hoped.
Ive been using a 4 track to line in to the PC and using The setting on the 4 track to level the sound, unfortunately the guitars sound a bit distant (like a badly produced demo), cant for the life of me figure out why.
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When it comes to recording guitars you shouldn't use direct input (known as DI in the recording business), get a half decent mike and point it directly at the amp speaker just off centre.
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Originally Posted by s1lv3r
sounds like.. jean michel jarre vs jason nevins
Overall a bit too busy for me, but I'm fussy..
I'm a fan of the sampled drumbeat rather than synth drums too.. but again thats just me.
It didn't seem to have much "form" if you know what I mean.. the structure of the tune never really settled. I like a definate lead-in and lead-out with a good sized section in the middle where the beat is developed.
*It's far better than I could do though 
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Yeah I need to work on the structure a bit, the start does get a bit busy I think.
I use Renoise, which is a VST/ASIO tracker (remember trackers?
).
I can't stand using things like Cubase, the way they do things just doesn't make sense to me.
www.renoise.com
Also, see
http://www.ptrance.de/rns-project/ which is the Longtrack project, a purely online experiment to make a track with about 12 other people.
My part is in the previews section.