I personally think the demo turned out pretty good.
Sure there are times when even the guitars are off etc but afterall
its still a demo recorded in my bedroom with only
1: A semidecent ~150euro soundcard
2: vocals recorded in my hallway without any aucustic managment@all
3: A wrongly set up old Ddrum4 Se for the drums
with a 16yr old drummer that didnt really
give a shit@all during the sessions
and me handling the recording of drums for the first time ever
with a kind of advanced digi drumset.
(the drum sounds are a custom metal foundry setup btw)
4: in the last minute i also reamped the guitars
in a non-proper way using my peavey xxx
hooked up directly to the soundcard and back (fail)
I could surely have pushed for a few extra retakes on some of the guitars but afterall
its not a full length album meant to stand the test of time for 200yrs
but rather a semiquickly recorded demo meant to showoff the general sound of the band.
I rather like the recording to not be massively overproduced like some of the junk out there today
where every riff and every beat is redone 20times
until it sounds more tight then the guitar pro tab of the song.