\m/ !
Also, deadly HEXI-KICKS??!

\m/ ! Also, deadly HEXI-KICKS??!

Yes.  Bring da metals.  I really hope I get round to doing a metal track.  I dig the chaotic guitar sound.  Check out Portal if you haven't.  I reckon you may dig it.

Yes. Bring da metals. I really hope I get round to doing a metal track. I dig the chaotic guitar sound. Check out Portal if you haven't. I reckon you may dig it.

Cool track, george. Vocals always ruin grindcore and death metal for me.. can never really understand what the dudes are saying so it just sounds like RUH RUH RUH RUh and rarely has any melody of note. anyways.. I replied to your comment on my track ;>

Cool track, george. Vocals always ruin grindcore and death metal for me.. can never really understand what the dudes are saying so it just sounds like RUH RUH RUH RUh and rarely has any melody of note. anyways.. I replied to your comment on my track ;>

my main challenge for this was playing guitar with the latency issue I was experiencing. had to play slightly ahead of the beat, you can kinda tell this in the beginning but I think I corrected it before too long. this is better than I remember it being.

my main challenge for this was playing guitar with the latency issue I was experiencing. had to play slightly ahead of the beat, you can kinda tell this in the beginning but I think I corrected it before too long. this is better than I remember it being.

pretty sweet man! been awhile since I've listened to stuff like this so I spent the first 30 seconds trying to acclimatise. plus I played your song after hearing a funk track. but yeh, good job.

pretty sweet man! been awhile since I've listened to stuff like this so I spent the first 30 seconds trying to acclimatise. plus I played your song after hearing a funk track. but yeh, good job.

thanks yall

thanks yall

re: latency issues. I recently discovered the best way to work with this was to mute EVERYTHING, except the click. Then I record myself so I can only hear the click and the dry strings of my guitar (goes for bass and electric). Seemed like an inconvenient way to play at first: Not being able to hear the track and not being able to hear how the guitar sounds through the amp simulator stuff) but it means I pay a lot more attention to my timing and playing and it means the final recording is out of synch by a specific amount, so I can just slide the whole take over a bit and hey presto!

Can't think of a better way to do it unfortunately, especially for intricate stuff.

re: latency issues. I recently discovered the best way to work with this was to mute EVERYTHING, except the click. Then I record myself so I can only hear the click and the dry strings of my guitar (goes for bass and electric). Seemed like an inconvenient way to play at first: Not being able to hear the track and not being able to hear how the guitar sounds through the amp simulator stuff) but it means I pay a lot more attention to my timing and playing and it means the final recording is out of synch by a specific amount, so I can just slide the whole take over a bit and hey presto! Can't think of a better way to do it unfortunately, especially for intricate stuff.

thanks! interesting method

thanks! interesting method