New Liquorworks Song Finished

[lekteri]

Just wanted to share our new song.
http://liquorworks.wippiespace.com/mp3/demo/Moist Computer.mp3

 

[updog]

Not really digging the synth parts, they sound a bit cheap and the song would do better without them imo. Also, some drum parts are a bit too robotic - that's if you want them to sound realistic, if you don't then they're fine as they are.

Overall I'm really liking how this sounds, production is great. Not too original but I suspect you aren't trying to reinvent the wheel anyway. Get a vocalist but if you ask me, don't get the usual Periphery-Tesseract-whatever-sounding vocalist, I'd suggest getting something a little different if you want to stand out.

 

[lekteri]

Thanks sopulurn. This is my first song witn real keyboard player. He has yamaha motif and all sounds are from it.
Russell Allan style vocals would be killer!

 

[Dimaura]

cool song title. I personally dig the synth stuff. kinda black metal mixed with the "djent" sound you need a vocalist that can pull off a black metal feel but also incorperate some cleans. maybe female?

look forward to seeing where this goes.

 

[Notuern]

Yeah, the keyboard player needs to learn the layering functions properly.
I would definitly suggest layering several pads on top of each other, some pitched down an octave to get a fatter sound.. they sound pretty thin at the moment.

Other then that great job!

Btw.. im guessing the title comes from the flooding of your rehearsal space?

 

[Dimaura]

Yeah, the keyboard player needs to learn the layering functions properly.
I would definitly suggest layering several pads on top of each other, some pitched down an octave to get a fatter sound..

yeah, I like that the keys are there, and some of the placement. But, I agree, the blending will make it.

 

[lekteri]

Btw.. im guessing the title comes from the flooding of your rehearsal space?

Precisely right.

As for keyboards..
He is talented musician but has not done much recording. http://www.myspace.com/granddiscovery