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Inert Overload New Drums

Post by thokus » Wed Oct 13, 2010 5:54 am

Hi Gang .. I got new drums Reason Drums 2.0, and redid a bunch of songs , Here's one , "Inert Overload". http://www.taxi.com/frontageroad. I welcome any comments on this one (again).. Thank you Very Much..
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Re: Inert Overload New Drums

Post by bwd » Wed Oct 13, 2010 7:16 am

Hi Tom. The drums sound a bit over the top - like Keith Moon on overdrive. The bass and drums need to lock in more. The drum fill at 0.52 is too silly! I like the breakdown at 1.30 - very psychedelic - a little bit U2. The groove from 2.10 is more solid. It feels like a bit of a jam from 2.30 - very 60s. Are you playing the drum fills in from the keyboard? The fills just let it down I think. Have you tried any of the midi-drum-loop libraries? Cheers, Doug

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Re: Inert Overload New Drums

Post by fret17 » Wed Oct 13, 2010 7:20 am

Hi Tom....overall another interesting piece....I think the rhythm guitar was a little too much out front in the mix though and the drums seemed buried at times...I also would've liked to hear a melody track or lead guitar to play along side the rhythm guitar sometimes during the piece....really clean guitar and nice tonality...

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Re: Inert Overload New Drums

Post by rnrmachine » Wed Oct 13, 2010 2:33 pm

Hey Tom,

It's sounding better for sure, from that last time I listened. I still think you need to work on the drum playing and tone it down a bit... pretend it is more of a good drummer instead of some crazy wild pro drummer. I also think you need to EQ things a tiny bit better to the instruments are more separated in the mix. Which is more conducive to this style. At times it's a bit of a mess with how crammed you have everything in the audio spectrum.. fighting for space.

Otherwise dude, it is sounding great. You are definitely improving.. without ANY doubt!!

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Re: Inert Overload New Drums

Post by thokus » Thu Oct 14, 2010 5:56 am

Thanks Guys for the tips and advice ... I do get carried a way with the drums I guess . I' work on that more .. Thanks
Tom

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