Logic Pro 9 Original Recording

I've been working with Logic Pro 9 for about 4 months now. This is one of the tracks I've been working on. It's an original tune, (typical progression, I know) but it's been good practice for starting out. Still waiting on the vocalist to get in town and also know that it needs a lot more mixing. All intruments are played by me. No loops. Using; Taylor acoustic, Ibanez 5-string bass, Roland TD-4, and Samick semi-hollow body electric. I'm still pretty green at recording so any advice or suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks

Category:

Music

Tags:

• Logic Pro 9
• Guitar Rig 4
• Roland TD-4
• Superior Drummer
• Original Song
• Recording
• M-audio Keystation
• Sterling Audio mics
• Adam Jennings

[ShooterJ474]

Thanks for the advice biggareid. I've been using verb on the drums in more recent recordings, but you're right this one needs it also.

[TheLilla100]

I think you listen to a lot Metallica

[GorealexStudios]

Fade to Black /The unforgiven/Nothing Else Matters !!!!!!

[babyontheway28]

good job man. I have logic as well, it takes some skills to get the mix right. you did it. good drums to

[mrmountianflower]

It sounds like metallica??? That sofaking wetaded to say. Cool vid.

[kendogg13]

nothing else matter... kinda ripped it off huh?

[Garagebandnerd97]

and another thing, there are not enough people make this sort of music on youtube, keep it up :)

[Garagebandnerd97]

wow, love it, whats the chord progression? :)

[CJLilDisTheDisciple]

sounds like Mana!! xD

[Dymond200]

sounds really nice, great guitar melody! one suggestion, could probably do with a bit more airyness in the high end, as you could see from Logics Frqeuncy analyzer the low and mid were about 2-4db louder than the high end... also agree with biggareid on the verb for the drums.. Part from that really diggin this track and mix :D