I channeled my inner Zakk Wylde, just for you guys.

[DanTravis62]

Let me know what you think XD

 

[Kordoba]

Dat sum gat dang chudd rock bro!

 

[DanTravis62]

Dat sum gat dang chudd rock bro!

I just realized I didnt put any compressors or gates on the bass on that mix, here's a mix with slightly better bass lol

 

[Monkey Man]

I really dig the groove changes and whiff of neoclassical in the chord progressions at 2:28 brudda.

Well done man.

 

[CrystalSky]

Let me know what you think XD

Zakk Wylde, relog under your own name!

Cool chugs, Dan

 

[Kordoba]

I really dig the groove changes and whiff of neoclassical in the chord progressions at 2:28 brudda.

Well done man.

2:28 caught my ear as well.

 

[311boogieman]

Sounds great to me. Good job

 

[DanTravis62]

I really dig the groove changes and whiff of neoclassical in the chord progressions at 2:28 brudda.

Well done man.

Any time you can sneak a dominant seven into your chord progression, it's generally advisable to do so - especially when there are leads going on.

 

[BABMusic]

Any time you can sneak a dominant seven into your chord progression, it's generally advisable to do so - especially when there are leads going on.

Yes, and I'm always looking for opportunities to use secondary dominants in my music. It's very common for composers to use this "trick" but it can be very effective surprise for the listener.

 

[DanTravis62]

For anyone curious about the tone, it's quad tracked - a profile of my old dino 822 that Jeremy from ground zero has now, and a profile of dead-pan 's JLE, 2 on each side

Griff's "hunky dore" as a boost with the jake, no boost with the dino

IR I made myself of my Scumback BM75LD 2x12

 

[Robostyle]

Sounds great nice job