The Andertons Nighthawk Competition \m/ - Pedro Russel´s entry

[cathodic11]

such an awesome video deserves more views.

[tdag100]

dude ur video is the shit u should've won

[theonlyrussi]

@tdag100 I´m really glad you liked and unfortunately I wasn´t the winner but being in the top 6 was already great!

[JesterPeter]

Awesomenes!

[theonlyrussi]

@JesterPeter Thanks man!

[AndertonsMusic]

Congratulations - you have been shortlisted to win the Nighthawk competiton - go to the Andertons Facebook page to see the shortlist. Now you just need to get as many people to "like" your video as possible, and the video with most likes will win! I'll be closing the vote in about a week. Cheers, the Capt.

[Raxmole]

very panteraish :) i like :) ... only problems are mixing .. but hey .. its not a perfect world ;)

[theonlyrussi]

@Raxmole Thanks for the feedback, man!

[DrKarnivore]

Great comedy and creativity.

[theonlyrussi]

@DrKarnivore Already replied you on the MLforum, but thanks again!

[AndertonsMusic]

OK - I am officially spending the next 3 hours watching all the entries!! Will choose later & announce soon. Thanks so much for entering the competition & good luck!

[bleifingerT]

serious competition! nice riff in the beginning.

about the mix:

vocals are a bit to loud, can't hear the guitar anymore :( also a bit hissy.

But still good stuff.

[theonlyrussi]

@bleifingerT Thanks for the heads up, I actually recorded it with the build-in mic so is not the best one around, I tried to compensate for it with some effects and it turned out ok, but, as you pointed out, a bit loud. About the hissyness, I caught a cold and it was simply impossible to sing differently (I´m glad I could sing at all!), but I guess it added some evilness hehe

[bleifingerT]

@theonlyrussi

i don't mean the singing itself, but the recording has too much high frequencies

[theonlyrussi]

@bleifingerT Hm, I see what you mean, maybe it´s an audio card problem, as I can´t really do fine adjustments cause I record directly with the build-in mic and the "line in", maybe I need a mixer or something, would you recommend some tricks or gear?