Score: 10

"Great!"

submission: CJR Character Track

date: April 20, 2009

Very diverse and good voice range! Quality is top notch too! I laughed at the german accent part since the accent it pretty much spot on! ^_^

Good thing I don't have that accent even the fact that I'm german. ;)

Anyways, great demo! Hope to hear your voice in a couple of good flashes on here soon!

Welcome to the portal!

5.00 / 5.00 (+ 5.00)

Score: 10

"No words!"

submission: 802-Metaljonus

date: April 18, 2009

Just awwwww's! <3

Perfect even in it's current state. Da King is back! >:U

4.64 / 5.00 (+ 0.023)

Score: 2

"Was "ok"!"

submission: Guitar impro - Rock Track

date: March 13, 2009

Ah yes, that was fun. Reminds me of the good old days when I sucked like hell as well. Your riffs weren't bad and the playing was pretty solid, though the soundquality and the overall emptyness is the problem. Of course you're just a beginner, so I give you some pointers what you could do to get a bit more out of your recording, than just a wall of sound. ;)

First off, if you don't already use audacity, download it. It's free and a good start in the world of recording. Of course you could buy a real recording program already but they are more complex as well. Audacity is good to learn some basics.

You def. need drums in order to pump out a solid track. Acoustica beatcraft is pretty ok for the start. Google it, you can free trail it for 14 days. Mixing/Recording takes time, so take it easy and don't get to hasty with it, good things require time.

If you have questions regarding your sound etc. feel free to visit the NG audio forum. Lots of musicians there that can help you with nearly evey questions.

All in all, keep it up! ;)

1/5

Score: 2

"Déjà vu! ;D"

submission: In The Face of Tragedy

date: March 13, 2009

Ah yes, that was fun. Reminds me of the good old days when I sucked like hell as well. Your riffs weren't bad and the playing was pretty solid, though the soundquality and the overall emptyness is the problem. Of course you're just a beginner, so I give you some pointers what you could do to get a bit more out of your recording, than just a wall of sound. ;)

First off, if you don't already use audacity, download it. It's free and a good start in the world of recording. Of course you could buy a real recording program already but they are more complex as well. Audacity is good to learn some basics.

You def. need drums in order to pump out a solid track. Acoustica beatcraft is pretty ok for the start. Google it, you can free trail it for 14 days. Mixing/Recording takes time, so take it easy and don't get to hasty with it, good things require time.

If you have questions regarding your sound etc. feel free to visit the NG audio forum. Lots of musicians there that can help you with nearly evey questions.

All in all, keep it up! ;)

1/5

Score: 2

"Fun times! :)"

submission: Stumbling

date: March 13, 2009

Ah yes, that was fun. Reminds me of the good old days when I sucked like hell as well. Your riffs weren't bad and the playing was pretty solid, though the soundquality and the overall emptyness is the problem. Of course you're just a beginner, so I give you some pointers what you could do to get a bit more out of your recording, than just a wall of sound. ;)

First off, if you don't already use audacity, download it. It's free and a good start in the world of recording. Of course you could buy a real recording program already but they are more complex as well. Audacity is good to learn some basics.

You def. need drums in order to pump out a solid track. Acoustica beatcraft is pretty ok for the start. Google it, you can free trail it for 14 days. Mixing/Recording takes time, so take it easy and don't get to hasty with it, good things require time.

If you have questions regarding your sound etc. feel free to visit the NG audio forum. Lots of musicians there that can help you with nearly evey questions.

All in all, keep it up! ;)

1/5

Score: 10

"Dis da shit!"

submission: Rig, MRage, DS555 - Authority

date: March 10, 2009

But I are in this as well. :(

Don't forget the provider of metally metal guitars! ;(

Hopefully Rage will send me something soon, I would really like to work on this one again. Never really heard this one before to be honest but it was nice surprise! :D

Score: 4

"Green Day - Brain Stew"

submission: Guess This! (T1)

date: March 10, 2009

If you had played it better or at least with drums it would have been enjoyable. >___>

Score: 10

"All with the force young one!"

submission: The Unfilled Void x2

date: February 23, 2009

Hehe, you didn't wait but that's not a big deal after all since you got all the shit down just like how it should be. Glad to hear that my ass kicking worked and hell how it worked. Just compare this with your first version and laugh at your wasted potential. ;)

Anyways, I bitched at this too much already so I just say, I enjoyed it like a cold beer on a warm sunny evening. Kicking fucking ass riffs! Listening to this over and over sometimes. :D

5up you fuck! ;)

Score: 10

"lmao!"

submission: Megaman X

date: February 19, 2009

Been listening, been laughing. Congrats, you gotz a constant clipping track with this. XD

Funny to listen to old stuff and find all kinds of errors and flaws, even on my own shit.

Thanks yet again for that drum template for my version of it, you know best about the outcome there. hehe :)

Score: 10

"Not bad!"

submission: Pestilence

date: February 16, 2009

For a start! I started out worse. ;)

Cool riffs there. Pretty clean structure and overall enjoyable to listen to. The guitars are a bit "fuzzy" for my personal taste but not bad at all. Drums could be eq'd a bit better and they could also be a little more up in the mix. Compared to the guitars, they are barely audible.

Overall though, pretty cool tune to start here. Liked the structure and feel of it! So, 5up as a welcome gift!

Have fun around the audio portal!

Greetz
DarKsidE555