Oooh i like this. Goes hardAF in that thick dark guitar

Oooh i like this. Goes hardAF in that thick dark guitar

Definitely the slow tempo feels like something's creeping up to me. The choir blends well with the guitar. Chord-wise this reminds me of the Pixies somewhat!

Nitpick: the guitar is late compared to the drums. If you used Odin II here, you might look into compensating its latency somehow. I'm not a Reaper user myself but even if there's no magic per-track latency selector like in Ableton Live, you might just try arranging the guitar track to go just a bit sooner.

Definitely the slow tempo feels like something's creeping up to me. The choir blends well with the guitar. Chord-wise this reminds me of the Pixies somewhat! Nitpick: the guitar is late compared to the drums. If you used Odin II here, you might look into compensating its latency somehow. I'm not a Reaper user myself but even if there's no magic per-track latency selector like in Ableton Live, you might just try arranging the guitar track to go just a bit sooner.

How can you hold on to the rhythm guitar so long without the need to play an epic solo? This needs a lot of self control. What did birdy say?

How can you hold on to the rhythm guitar so long without the need to play an epic solo? This needs a lot of self control. What did birdy say?

If you're playing guitar any other way, you might as well play acoustic.

She do like the slow tempos, gets you more song for less work.

The funny thing is, it used to be so, so much worse, like, at least the chord changes and the drums overlap here (it's also rushing at times), but Reaper somehow managed to put a whole beat before it. Could be something happened during editing though.

It's harder than you think, but our tuning isn't really fit for a solo other than just slamming a random progression, which I may do this week, who knows. We definitely have plenty of space in time for doing epic solos so we can keep a straight attitude when it matters during recording.

The birds say they love you.

- Devieus

[quote=frogcity]Oooh i like this. Goes hardAF in that thick dark guitar[/quote] If you're playing guitar any other way, you might as well play acoustic. [quote=rplktr]Definitely the slow tempo feels like something's creeping up to me. The choir blends well with the guitar. Chord-wise this reminds me of the Pixies somewhat! Nitpick: the guitar is late compared to the drums. If you used Odin II here, you might look into compensating its latency somehow. I'm not a Reaper user myself but even if there's no magic per-track latency selector like in Ableton Live, you might just try arranging the guitar track to go just a bit sooner.[/quote] She do like the slow tempos, gets you more song for less work. The funny thing is, it used to be so, so much worse, like, at least the chord changes and the drums overlap here (it's also rushing at times), but Reaper somehow managed to put a whole beat before it. Could be something happened during editing though. [quote=Q-Rosh]How can you hold on to the rhythm guitar so long without the need to play an epic solo? This needs a lot of self control. What did birdy say?[/quote] It's harder than you think, but our tuning isn't really fit for a solo other than just slamming a random progression, which I may do this week, who knows. We definitely have plenty of space in time for doing epic solos so we can keep a straight attitude when it matters during recording. The birds say they love you. - Devieus

Damn impressive hearing. I didn’t catch that and even listening for it I can’t tell the guitar is off. At 2:24 it sounds like the drums not the guitar skipped a beat though. But as far as the slight lagging on the guitar I’m not able to tell. Sounds right on to me on the sections where it is on but I know I’m probably not right and have an underdeveloped sense for pushing and dragging. Thanks for the educational callout!

[quote=rplktr]Definitely the slow tempo feels like something's creeping up to me. The choir blends well with the guitar. Chord-wise this reminds me of the Pixies somewhat! Nitpick: the guitar is late compared to the drums. If you used Odin II here, you might look into compensating its latency somehow. I'm not a Reaper user myself but even if there's no magic per-track latency selector like in Ableton Live, you might just try arranging the guitar track to go just a bit sooner.[/quote] Damn impressive hearing. I didn’t catch that and even listening for it I can’t tell the guitar is off. At 2:24 it sounds like the drums not the guitar skipped a beat though. But as far as the slight lagging on the guitar I’m not able to tell. Sounds right on to me on the sections where it is on but I know I’m probably not right and have an underdeveloped sense for pushing and dragging. Thanks for the educational callout!

I like the feel of this track, the guitar have a stoner feel. With the high pads and the birds on the microphone, that makes a very interesting track.

I like the feel of this track, the guitar have a stoner feel. With the high pads and the birds on the microphone, that makes a very interesting track.

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Love the heaviness of the guitar and the ethereal, higher synth notes. Such a nice interplay.

Love the heaviness of the guitar and the ethereal, higher synth notes. Such a nice interplay.

Heavy guitar sound indeed that takes on a slow groove with the drums.  Gets ya lurching about

Heavy guitar sound indeed that takes on a slow groove with the drums. Gets ya lurching about :)

The guitar is fuzzy, but also, we do have a bit of an issue keeping tempo at times, so it's all possible.

That's probably not how she played it, but that's definitely how someone could play it. Relaxed and laid back.

Very spooky.

It's the spitfire LABS choir, it goes well with just about everything.

As long as the lurching makes you feel good.

- Devieus

[quote=frogcity][quote=rplktr]Definitely the slow tempo feels like something's creeping up to me. The choir blends well with the guitar. Chord-wise this reminds me of the Pixies somewhat! Nitpick: the guitar is late compared to the drums. If you used Odin II here, you might look into compensating its latency somehow. I'm not a Reaper user myself but even if there's no magic per-track latency selector like in Ableton Live, you might just try arranging the guitar track to go just a bit sooner.[/quote] Damn impressive hearing. I didn’t catch that and even listening for it I can’t tell the guitar is off. At 2:24 it sounds like the drums not the guitar skipped a beat though. But as far as the slight lagging on the guitar I’m not able to tell. Sounds right on to me on the sections where it is on but I know I’m probably not right and have an underdeveloped sense for pushing and dragging. Thanks for the educational callout![/quote] The guitar is fuzzy, but also, we do have a bit of an issue keeping tempo at times, so it's all possible. [quote=Kedbreak136]I like the feel of this track, the guitar have a stoner feel. With the high pads and the birds on the microphone, that makes a very interesting track. [/quote] That's probably not how she played it, but that's definitely how someone could play it. Relaxed and laid back. [quote=emily][img]https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fmedia.giphy.com%2Fmedia%2F26ufg0PzQM4OVJADm%2Fgiphy.gif&f=1&nofb=1&ipt=e80337ad1bcc32d6b8a9b34909a9ccea143bfad180a4a93f7dc49784cfe7fc1b&ipo=images[/img] [/quote] Very spooky. [quote=Cursory]Love the heaviness of the guitar and the ethereal, higher synth notes. Such a nice interplay. [/quote] It's the spitfire LABS choir, it goes well with just about everything. [quote=Tone Matrix]Heavy guitar sound indeed that takes on a slow groove with the drums. Gets ya lurching about :)[/quote] As long as the lurching makes you feel good. - Devieus