Hi all! Made this little instrumental tune and thought I'd share with you. I play the guitars and everything else is programmed in Cubase. As always any feedback are highly appreciated. Hope you like it.

 

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Nice! Powerful, fast and most def furious. Great guitar work. Sounds great

 

Thank you very much!

 

Sound cool! i'd love to get my hand on the di files and midi if possible.

 

This is great! I enjoyed it a lot, you had so many satisfying parts in here. I don't know if I even could add any constructive feedback haha it was just a hard hitting track.

 

Great piece! Enjoyed every second of it! Also, everything is in place and tight-packed! great job there!

 

Need them for what? Remixing?

 

Indeed.

 

Bad mix? :D This one was very difficult to play at this tempo and it is quadtracked. There are many mistakes also so and i'm embarresed to send DI's But I'll send them later and Midis for drums and bass.

 

No need to be embarred at all friend, the performance is quite good actually.