I have to echo some previous points:
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Originally Posted by Winfield
- the guitar needs some 'bite' as in more distortion to bring out some top end and give more 'grit' to the palm muted notes.
-W
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[QUOTE=smueske;2116288}About doubling, I think it depends on what you are looking for. It has a kind of rehearsal space vibe/sound. I would try to get a more present drum sound[/QUOTE]
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Originally Posted by Skijumptoes
Agree 100% with smueske. You can do a lot more in mixing with it as is.
Hard to say without vocals and hearing those drums punching a bit better - they've got quite a distant/roomy sound right now which does give it a rehearsal room sound - all depends on vocals
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For me, before I could address the guitar tones and any possible double tracking I would need to have the vocals at least scratch track vox.
Having never heard the song with vocals, never having heard the vocalist at all, I lack what I feel is going to be the deciding factor on the questions originally asked. Vocal is focal point.
Besides the likely non-helpful response I've already made I would like to add I really like the track !! The potential is definitely there for a killer tune. Dig the genre and style. Lookin forward to hearing it with vocals !!! Great job
Bring It !!!!