Cheers. Not so fond of my playing in that bashing part (with the loud crash cymbals) but the total sound is pretty good and the guitar guy is going for a fine metal sound. We're working over the digital highway. I sent him a drum track and he did the rest at his home, some 200 km north of me. I played with him in the mid nineties and it's nice to work on songs with him again, even if it's different and apart from each other.Like what I'm hearing, Foro.
Like what I'm hearing, Foro.
Some really cool stuff here, liking the clean guitar sound and the buildup.My second creation.
Again, really cool buildup. Also some nice harmonies and a pretty rockin' solo.Number 3.
A bit unsatisfied with some parts, but the solo turned out as I wanted so...
A neat song here too, but the clean guitar is kinda buried underneath the distorted guitars. Would be nice to have that part come out more!
Wow very well produced, almost sounds like professionals. The only thing I'd suggest changing is the cymbal crashing part, I feel like something groovier would better compliment the guitar part. Very cool though!Work in progress... with my good friend Victor John on guitar and myself on drums:
Definitely my favorite so far. Good atmosphere again and some very pretty chords. Keep at it!Good luck with your project Foro and I like your songs, Sixes, a real band.
My best song so far in my opinion, really satisfied with most riffs and the solo. I'm also getting better at editing so the sound is nicer and it's better if you listen with headphones.

I write drum parts in guitar pro and then make midi's out of them. It's a pretty quick process and a good way to show drummers what I'm going for. Plus guitar pro is a must have program for guitarists anyway if you don't already have it.