It's good, but!
Wow what can I say, I can hear some absolute bitching guitar coming out of this track.
The opening of this track is sweet, kicking off with the drums, followed by that kick ass guitar.
Now I really love good metal, and this is really, very close to that.
Now there were some things about this track that aren't doing the tune justice at all, I'll give you some helpful pointers.
If you listen to the track, I'll help guide you through the bits I'm referring to, it will help you kick some serious ass with your killer guitars.
Here goes: at the beginning, you're drums kick in, there's no immediate problem, the guitar kicks in.
The point at which the guitar kicks in, it sounds crystal clear. Then the Hi-Hats/percussion kicks in 2-3 seconds after that. This is where the problem occurs.
The Hi-Hats and the guitar are sharing the same range of frequencies. which can lead to all sorts of problems, as can be heard in this track. the guitar sounds really muddy/unclear at the points where the Hi-Hats are on the scene.
I would suggest mastering this track, put your percussion into a channel, guitar into another, beats/snare onto their own too. throw some compression into the mix, and reverb on your percussion, and this track will sound amazing.
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