Metal/Post-Hardcore/singing and screaming... and Latin? Custom programmed cymbals

[blueax]

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/2208210/ckrm.mp3

Drums are completely programmed using slate and my own custom cymbal samples (for sale! 9 cymbals or so for $20! let me know if you're interested), guitars are Mark IV with 4x12 cab-- one guitar is a les paul studio faded, the other is a Schecter with blackouts (I believe). Bass was an old Gibson grabber (I believe).

 

[blueax]

Well for the hell of it, I'm going to give this one and only one bump.

 

[Viral_Tyler]

The right cymbal seems a little low to me.

As music goes I'm not a fan of autotunes at all, and its very apparent in the song.

Sounds like vocals are heavily quantized too :/

 

[oroinvictus]

I dig it, dude, although I agree with Tyler, the right cymbal could come up a little bit, I think. Everything else sounds pretty fitting.

 

[blueax]

Thanks, I agree about the cymbal, it's actually the ride cymbal being crashed on and it does a need a little volume boost. I don't know what not being a "fan of autotunes" means, other than not liking "misused" autotune or poorly tuned vocals (or just not a fan of singing in this kind of music?), which I don't think makes any sense in this case since these aren't any more offensively autotuned than any other "produced" sounding song out there now basically. There's also a doubler effect on the entire main singing vocal.

And the vocals are not heavily or hard quantized. There's some overlapping and such here and there though, just stylistic really. Damn people vocalizing on time!