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I Forgive, New song finished!
Trond Vold
Jan 11 2009, 02:38 AM
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Hi guys smile.gif
Finally got some good quality guitar-time to myself and finished off a new song!

I uploaded a very early version of this one not too long ago, incase it sounded familiar to some of you smile.gif
But as usual, no vocals yet.. and this song is written with vocals in mind.
I'm still not sure if i'm going to add some synths, but I think it works as it is now.

Any comments or further ideas are more than welcome smile.gif

Attached File  I_Forgive.mp3 ( 8.39MB ) Number of downloads: 430

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Jan 11 2009, 02:46 AM
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Man, as usual this song is awesome. I love the little bit of subtle delay you have on the rhythm track. The lead guitar is awesome around 2:09, I love the atmosphere you get out of it, quite an evil riff if I do say so myself. love the way the double bass picks up around 3:15 or so, the solo at 4:10 is great. Some just awesome licks in there, as the same with the solo right after it. and from 5:30 the way the song concludes just feels great. Whole song has avery natural feel to it. Excellent job man. When you release an album, im first in line for it.

If you dont mind me asking, What do you record guitars with on this song?

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I will listen again when I get home. Right now I am at my bro's. These speakers are built into the LCD and sound like crap. But that said this sounds just amazing to me so far.

I can give some better comments later if you feel they will be useful.

Great job bro!

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Trond Vold
Jan 11 2009, 02:57 AM
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QUOTE (The Uncreator @ Jan 11 2009, 02:46 AM) *
Man, as usual this song is awesome. I love the little bit of subtle delay you have on the rhythm track. The lead guitar is awesome around 2:09, I love the atmosphere you get out of it, quite an evil riff if I do say so myself. love the way the double bass picks up around 3:15 or so, the solo at 4:10 is great. Some just awesome licks in there, as the same with the solo right after it. and from 5:30 the way the song concludes just feels great. Whole song has avery natural feel to it. Excellent job man. When you release an album, im first in line for it.

If you dont mind me asking, What do you record guitars with on this song?


Thanks a lot for the good review and the nice words! biggrin.gif

The guitars are recorded the same as always;
Jackson SLSMG into JMP-1 preamp, and then dry emulated outputs from the preamp into soundcard. All effects like reverb and delay are plugins in Cubase.
But the sound might be a bit different because this time i ran the whole project through Ozone 3 and used it as a mastering tool.

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Jan 11 2009, 03:16 AM
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I think this is one of your best actually smile.gif
The beginning reminds me of Testament and the rest reminds me of you laugh.gif
But it's really great smile.gif

I'm glad you're gonna help me with my album,
that way I know it's gonna be great biggrin.gif

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This is awesome trond I love it what style vocals are you looking to put over it?.


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Cool, aggressive riffs and quite a nice sound smile.gif
I like it much, good job on it! cool.gif

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Trond Vold
Jan 11 2009, 09:20 PM
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QUOTE (UncleSkillet @ Jan 11 2009, 02:56 AM) *
I will listen again when I get home. Right now I am at my bro's. These speakers are built into the LCD and sound like crap. But that said this sounds just amazing to me so far.

I can give some better comments later if you feel they will be useful.

Great job bro!


Thanks smile.gif and yes, i would love to get comments smile.gif

QUOTE (audiopaal @ Jan 11 2009, 03:16 AM) *
I think this is one of your best actually smile.gif
The beginning reminds me of Testament and the rest reminds me of you laugh.gif
But it's really great smile.gif

I'm glad you're gonna help me with my album,
that way I know it's gonna be great biggrin.gif


Thanks! biggrin.gif Cant wait to get started on the albums smile.gif

QUOTE (Alex Lewis @ Jan 11 2009, 01:45 PM) *
This is awesome trond I love it what style vocals are you looking to put over it?.


Thanks! biggrin.gif I was thinking something along the lines of Devin Townsend-style vocals.
But thats very hard to do unless you have Devin himself nearby sad.gif

QUOTE (utak3r @ Jan 11 2009, 02:25 PM) *
Cool, aggressive riffs and quite a nice sound smile.gif
I like it much, good job on it! cool.gif


Thanks alot smile.gif

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You have nice chopps there!
Some parts reminds me to Megadeth biggrin.gif

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great track Trond .

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Very nice. The riff is tight.

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Trond Vold
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QUOTE (Ramiro Delforte @ Jan 11 2009, 09:57 PM) *
You have nice chopps there!
Some parts reminds me to Megadeth biggrin.gif


QUOTE (Hisham Al-Sanea @ Jan 11 2009, 10:49 PM) *
great track Trond .


QUOTE (purple hayes @ Jan 12 2009, 02:55 PM) *
Very nice. The riff is tight.


Thanks guys biggrin.gif

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Really nice riffing Trond. Extremly head banging friendly rythm and that's always something good in a tune like this one.

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Nice chops!

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Woah!! ohmy.gif that was insane biggrin.gif i loved it so much especially the riff at 0:35+ that was some seriously cool stuff man And could you please do a lesson of this i would love it so much biggrin.gif

and By the way tongue.gif Which part would be the Forgivness part laugh.gif


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This sounds great Trond, very tight rhythm chops!
So tell me, how did you record these awesome guitars?
You doubled the rhythm tracks, right?

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Tight riffing there Trond! smile.gif

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awesome, love your song writing ability! & playing of course! love it smile.gif

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Ok, that was awesome, I see that you invested lot of energy as well as passion.
Just not to think that I praise you, here is what I don't like.
Song has to many parts, you can create 3 songs form this one:)
The more melodies and parts you have, the less focus. I know that lot of those progressive metal/rock music is very complex, and have many parts, but I would take 2-3 riffs(all are good) and develop them.
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QUOTE (Mandos @ Jan 13 2009, 05:57 PM) *
Really nice riffing Trond. Extremly head banging friendly rythm and that's always something good in a tune like this one.


Thanks biggrin.gif

QUOTE (Vasilije Vukmirovic @ Jan 15 2009, 02:28 AM) *
Nice chops!


Thanks! smile.gif

QUOTE (HAMWAGON @ Jan 15 2009, 02:50 AM) *
Woah!! ohmy.gif that was insane biggrin.gif i loved it so much especially the riff at 0:35+ that was some seriously cool stuff man And could you please do a lesson of this i would love it so much biggrin.gif

and By the way tongue.gif Which part would be the Forgivness part laugh.gif

cheers


Thanks smile.gif
The title will make sense once i finish off the lyrics biggrin.gif

QUOTE (David Wallimann @ Jan 15 2009, 03:13 PM) *
This sounds great Trond, very tight rhythm chops!
So tell me, how did you record these awesome guitars?
You doubled the rhythm tracks, right?


Thanks biggrin.gif
Yea, i always double every track, including the solo trakcs.
For the rhythm tracks i usually pan each 41% left and right.
Not sure how i ended up on exactly 41%, but it works for me smile.gif

QUOTE (Toni Suominen @ Jan 15 2009, 10:08 PM) *
Tight riffing there Trond! smile.gif


Thanks biggrin.gif

QUOTE (Smells @ Jan 16 2009, 12:24 AM) *
awesome, love your song writing ability! & playing of course! love it smile.gif


Thanks smile.gif

QUOTE (Vasilije Vukmirovic @ Jan 16 2009, 11:36 PM) *
Ok, that was awesome, I see that you invested lot of energy as well as passion.
Just not to think that I praise you, here is what I don't like.
Song has to many parts, you can create 3 songs form this one:)
The more melodies and parts you have, the less focus. I know that lot of those progressive metal/rock music is very complex, and have many parts, but I would take 2-3 riffs(all are good) and develop them.
Nice work!


Thanks alot smile.gif
I probably tend to overdo it with adding different sections in my songs. I guess it's a way of compensating for the lack of lyrics and also to keep it interesting to myself.

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