The Indian is back! :)

[Demonstealer]

So here I am, after all the time. I finally got the mix done. Since my DIY mastering job was epic fail I just got a better engineer to do it so here is a clip of the final mix without any mastering. And full credit to the better engineer for the snare sound on the mix.This will be mastering over the next 3 days and we'll have a final product
If you are curious his name is Zorran Mendonsa, he is from New Zealand and is a great producer. Also plays in New Way Home.

Also got a music video coming up which I'll post here once its done

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1953726/Blood Fire Stone Clip.mp3

^^^ thats the link for the file


And if anyone gives a shit here is a preview of our album cover



Waiting to hear from you guys.

 

[Morgan C]

It's not too bad.

Guitars sound decent but a bit muddy. The actual character is quite nice though, thick without being pudgy. Also you might want to edit those bits at the start, but it sounds kinda cool and raw hearing the noises in between.

My main beef with this is the drums. They sound programmed (the ride gives it away).. if not that's an insanely consistent drummer. Anyway, the drums are all crack and not much else. I dig the toms, and the kick isn't too bad but the snare is just a pop and that's it. Might be your taste though. In any case, I'd ease up on the compression (else it'll get murdered in mastering) and boost the highend a bit.

I don't know. Its got good tones on everything and the drums are super compressed but for some reason it lacks punch and impact. Maybe the kick needs low-end, I honestly don't know. But when I turn it up loud, it doesn't kick me in the face. Its just there.

 

[zakky]

cool song but im not diggin the snare... too much of a pop as morgan said

 

[Demonstealer]

cool, thanks for the feedback guys.

 

[Demonstealer]

@Morgan - The drums were on the e-kit and then triggered via Superior. And I haven't touched the velocities of anything he is pretty consistent with his playing