Here are two tracks i'm working on:
http://www.mediafire.com/?8bhvvotdmre
http://www.mediafire.com/?1ntfejb4smx
Most of guitars were first takes so the playing is pretty sloppy... i'm still in the process of writing and arranging the songs. Once that is done i will probably re-record the guitar parts.
All the guitars were recorded direct-in with an mbox2 and amplitube 2 for tone.
Drums were done with DFH Superior
What can be done to improve my guitar tone? Would a better interface help? I recorded some direct-in demos at my friends home studio and he had an apogee ensemble, which sounded FAR better than the mbox... i was thinking about getting the duet (i hear it sounds just as good as the ensemble). Would that make a significant difference? Are there any better
Obviously a real amp would sound better but it isn't possible because i'm recording in my apartment.
I'm also mixing on computer speakers so i'm sure that's part of the problem as well.
let me know what you think. any feedback would be great.
http://www.mediafire.com/?8bhvvotdmre
http://www.mediafire.com/?1ntfejb4smx
Most of guitars were first takes so the playing is pretty sloppy... i'm still in the process of writing and arranging the songs. Once that is done i will probably re-record the guitar parts.
All the guitars were recorded direct-in with an mbox2 and amplitube 2 for tone.
Drums were done with DFH Superior
What can be done to improve my guitar tone? Would a better interface help? I recorded some direct-in demos at my friends home studio and he had an apogee ensemble, which sounded FAR better than the mbox... i was thinking about getting the duet (i hear it sounds just as good as the ensemble). Would that make a significant difference? Are there any better
Obviously a real amp would sound better but it isn't possible because i'm recording in my apartment.
I'm also mixing on computer speakers so i'm sure that's part of the problem as well.
let me know what you think. any feedback would be great.
