Message from @ELIS314
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=td-v6vG2Xhs this shit sends a chill up my spine
"Wash away man"
"Take him with the floods"
Metallica 🤘
For all the doomers
Favorite music gerne herre let's go
I have the $5.98 EP arriving tomorrow. Fingers crossed it sounds better on stereo 🤞
1 Classic Country (late 60s to early 80s), 2 80s metal 3, Old Skiil Rap, 4, Classic R&B Motown, 5, 80s POP
Nice, With exception of Metal I like all that kind of music.
I would probably add Reggae to that list
I'be never listened to that much Reggae
My exgirlfriend loves Bob Marley
^ Wat yall think of these lyrics by Megadeath
No leme delete and post song link
3doors down is amazing change my mind
im not familiar with it. is it a band or a song?
The best song on the album. Sleepwalker and the Led Zeppelin cover are my next favorites
shoot. Idk that I can offer much help, but I can try.
eh, it sounds like a bunch of your notes on the lead guitar part are out of scale, which isnt the worst thing per se, but as a general rule of thumb, that isnt a good thing either.
The other thing that is really annoying me is the tone itself. The bass just sounds sloppy. i.e., the notes are fine, but you can hear the notes "wobbling," if you will. This is caused by down-tuning strings too low. If your playing a real instrument, get heavier strings. If its a sim, which I think it may be b/c it sounds like there isnt really any variance in how hard your strumming/plucking the bass strings, try a different bass sim that maybe sounds a bit tighter, or just play those same notes an octave higher. Additionally, I would maybe add some sort of gain to your bass, because its really quiet. I'd say the guitar also needs so tone adjustments, but its okay for now. Get your bass dialed in first.
Also, I am no expert. I have played guitar for some 9-ish years now, but I am a slow learner. I hope this helps, because I think your on a good track here! :)
out of curiosity, what DAW software are you using? I have abelton
This really helps as the way I learned to used the sim is just by playing around with it till I've heard something that sounded like music
Thanks♥️
eh, thats how you do it. I learned guitar in a similar manner. ofc, it helps to mix in some theory. music theory is pretty easy to learn if you are willing to put in the time. YouTube in particular is a great place to find some beginner theory such as scales and modes.
found this gem
You can feel the influences from *Kill 'Em All*
Nostalgia
Oh good times
I still play it from time to time
im going to do another playthrough sometime soon. not a huge puzzle person, but I decided to give Portal 2 a shot and loved it. might do Portal 1 and 2 full run. I played all the multiplayer levels with my girlfriend back in high school.
I still need to do the multiplayer ones
i do be vibin to this.