Well, turn the speaker down a bit (there's an annoying "Crackling" sound through the entire thing) and try using a metronome to get the rhythm straight.
Other then that i have no idea, i personally use a direct plugin when recording guitar and Garageband as a program so i dont have much experience whit audacity...
I suggest also adding a bass and drums to this if you can, this will help you out in more ways than one.
Yeah I hear the cracking, definitely gotta fix that., I'll look into the metronome, Also I plan on having drums, bass and vocals to this when it's done it's just that i couldn't think of a drum track atm so i sent it to my drummer.Thanks for the help though.
well...
What can i say? not the best ive heard...
Out of tempo and out of tune, basically for me it was 1 minute of random chords, but i digress.
What do you use for recording? mic or direct plugin?
TheMetallkylling 2 years ago
thanks for the comment, I used Audacity through a mic and are i'm working on a better electric riff for the final cut. Any specific tips?
gorillazrgods 2 years ago
Well, turn the speaker down a bit (there's an annoying "Crackling" sound through the entire thing) and try using a metronome to get the rhythm straight.
Other then that i have no idea, i personally use a direct plugin when recording guitar and Garageband as a program so i dont have much experience whit audacity...
I suggest also adding a bass and drums to this if you can, this will help you out in more ways than one.
TheMetallkylling 2 years ago
Yeah I hear the cracking, definitely gotta fix that., I'll look into the metronome, Also I plan on having drums, bass and vocals to this when it's done it's just that i couldn't think of a drum track atm so i sent it to my drummer.Thanks for the help though.
gorillazrgods 2 years ago
no prob
TheMetallkylling 2 years ago