New Every Hour Wounds MP3s
 

i know some of you were all about some of the old stuff. so heres some more
Http://www.purevolume.com/everyhourwounds

who the fu</>ck are you, dickhead :mad:

also, i've had STD's less annoying than that music.

I HAVENT EVEN LISTENED TO IT BUT I BET I'M RIGHT.

shut your strokes listening ****** ass up. you dont listen to metal odviously. either that or your a bandwagon hatebreed fan

odviously, you are wrong.

homophobe/racist

nibble on my dick

odviously not homophobic then.

RACIST

<font color=teal>ROFL

This thread deserves more than my usual "LOL" response.</font>

Do they sound that bad on purpose?

i could make your numetal loving bad taste in music but i have no reason to waste my time therefore i will not.

<center><font color="#0080FF" face="Arial" Size="2">hahahahhaa</font>

odviously not an english major.

<font color=teal>You should make the kind of music that you like, even if people say it sucks. Not everybody like that kind of music.</font> :o

You mean you can't.

P.S. I know that Rush and Queen are numetal. They are so trendy!!!

I've heard worse. Nothing particularly original or special though.

And I still think those vocals are too high in the mix.

yeah i know. i cant do anything about it rightnow not having the tracks to play with personally. well i think i might go pick them up. not too sure yet. the vocals i must agree are abit too loud. samples are too quiet in spots. stuff needs to be fixed. meh oh well whatcha gonna do.

Don't post a link until it's actually finished

<font color=969696>You made me turn down Sadus to listen to this shit?

Ugh.</font>

we dont have the money to get it mixed right. its just a demo anyway. if i wanted to overdub vocals samples drums bass and guitars i could but **** who has that kind of time.

<font color=969696>It doesn't take money to mix something right. It just takes common sense.

...unless of course you got yourself into a really odd situation where lowering the vocals just a tad would put you in debt.</font>

if by getting all the tracks done at 3 am and taking an hour to mix 10 songs because everyone had to work at 6am then yes.

i like his singing voice alot

<font color=969696>So it's a case of "I know it sounds like shit, but I'll release it anyway, and then I'll bitch when people tell me it sounds like shit."</font>

Hey man, what'd melody ever do to you?

dude im not bitching im taking it as constructive critisism.

You're taking it pretty hard.

Leave my whore alone. :mad:

I see your recording tech is the same guy who mics Lars Ulrich's drums on ST. Anger.

I cracked up like fu</>cking crazy when I first heard the vocalist.

That shit was hilarious. Crap, but hilarious.

No way man, Southwood wouldn't cheat on me! :rant:

hes new to singing/vocals. give dan a. a brake. i could lube up your asshole with KY and give it to you hard?

Sorry, I don't do tic-tacs. :p

He's new to singing. Wow. That makes everything different. :|

Seriously, you shouldn't be recording his vocals then. If you want to impress people, putting some ameteur with no chops on is not an excuse. This is what you're putting forward, this is what you will be judged on.

Besides, he wasn't the only thing about your music that sucked dick.

Wow, it's so hard and expensive to make a decent mix. :|

wow. With vocals like that, no wonder you don't think singers are musicians.

:lol: :love:

lol @ Lam

HAHA

dont worrie i woulda said the same thing anyway...

What, that you lack the ability to mix a song, or that putting together a shitty demo and then crying about people not liking it is a good plan?

we dint mix the song douche bag.

Right. you just played your instrument, and magically, it appeared in MP3 format online. :roll:

mixing=mixing levels. shut the **** up and know your shit before say shit. by they way...your comments are useless and will be throw in the gutter like my life :rofl: :rofl: :rofl:

Shoot whoever did the mix then.

Yes your life must be so hard. You can not only get your band's music out to the public, but you also have a computer w/ internet access, which lets you come be a little shit at our forum.

See, if your life was actually "in the gutter," you wouldn't have these things.

and your life is just grand you have internet access which allows you to rip upon other peoples music and yet youve produced your own. **** off.

Dude. I know what mixing refers to. You can set the levels AS YOU RECORD. Take it from someone who's spent time as a RECORDING TECHNICIAN.

You're a total moron with no idea what he's arguing about.

It takes all of 5 minutes tops to set up a balanced mix for recording. You don't even NEED to mix afterwards if you're good, as a good band can manage the same levels throughout.

Though I doubt you've ever recorded before, or you'd probably know this. This isn't even a very advanced recording technique. But why would you take 5 minutes to sound a tiny bit professional, or understand your equipment well enough to bother...That would be intelligent and professional.

well my samples arnt at the same level dude. shut the **** up because i dont believe a word you say. i know most of what youve said because i recorded my old band myself...this was my first time in a professional studio though. i knew all of that before hand reading on it.

True. His life might even be better than yours, or possibly worse. Who knows? Who cares?

A ton of people on these boards have created music. Personally, I've not only created music, but recorded and produced for other people. I don't put up my band's demos because they're of crap quality, and not how I want to represent us. I pass 'em around with my friends, but I don't randomly hype with what I know isn't my best foot forward.

I'd like to think this concept was common sense, but with the number of fu</>ckwits who hype bad demos for bands they claim are "wayyyyyyy better" or "live bands," I'm guessing it's hard to figure out.

Fine. Don't believe a word I day. Like I really care. It's funny that you know what I'm saying but couldn't do it, and know what I'm saying, but don't believe it.

Your first time in a studio? It figures. Recording probably meant singing into a tape deck before now. Your samples aren't at the same level, but you COULD HAVE MADE THEM BE. Wow. That would have been hard.

5 minutes.

Did you even, like, check levels before you started recording?

yes i did.
and for your information i wasnt using a tapedeck. it was session recording with my old band. and we used good mixing programs.

Great. Next step, you can learn to use them.

damn, this makes me want to get in a band again.

All it takes is bad music to motivate you?

I have to adjust the balance. The universe needs the equilibrium of me making some actual good music.

You'd need to be pretty damn awesome to counteract that shit.

lol "professional studio"

he wants to join a cock rock band

<font color=969696>I can't wait until my band gets a talented drummer.</font>

If I lived in NJ, I would tryout to be your drummer. :cry:

I thought he was against your shit.

:p

I can't wait til my band gets a drummer who shows up once in a while.

good luck. the chances of getting a talented drummer till you start to draw is slim to nill. you need to realize that. live with it.

what do you draw that conclusion from?

you really think there are that few talented drummers out there?

I've been in about 6 bands, and only one of them had a so-so drummer. Two of the three best musicians I've ever played with have been drummers (actually, they were brothers).

I'm not saying drumming is easy, because it's not. I'm a terrible drummer. Hopwever, there are some great drummers out there,

Yeah, the reason he thinks there are so few talented drummers is because he, himself, is total shit. That's why he's moved onto sampling. It's easier. :D

<font color=969696>Any drummer that's dedicated to being a drummer can be very good. Being a good drummer requires the lack of an ego, too [while being a good guitarist requires a massive ego :D].</font>

actually thats hardly the case. playing drums is far too $$. and well finding a band in my area in search of a drummer was far too hard. i liked this band 9 months before i ever joined. as for sampling. programming the samples i did was far more complicated than youd ever care to know. goto your local music shop and bring a disk. put a wav on it. then when you go there. find a emu ultra 5000 and attempt to put the wav in c5 to a single spot in your desired position on the keyboard. you then...will find that it is much more than youd ever want to get into...as for keyboard patches...you dont wanna go there either. their really quite difficult to produce. so in advance **** you drums are infact easier. in my opinion anyway

no thats untrue about drummers. ive seen some drummers that have been playing for eons and are still terrible and totally on creative. guitarsts dont halfto have big egos to be good. though them and the singers do get all the bitches

bump bitches

:lol: And I care about your highly uneducated opinion why?

First off, you say finding a good drummer's hard, then you say that you couldn't find a band to fit into. Either you're wrong, and it's easy to find drummers, or you suck, hence your inability to find a band that would take you.

And wow. Programming a sample. Yes, that requires so much more musical talent, and I've never done it before. Wow, you've really got me over a barrel now...:roll:

You can play a long time without being educated.

Do try to know the difference.

Im actually a much stronger drummer than youd know. and the money factor is rather large. have you ever bought pro drume equipment? probibly not so you wouldnt know.
and as far as programming if youve actually done it youd know.
IN ADVANCE **** YOU...GO LISTEN TO PISS AND FART(linkin park)

Yes. I've done programming before. I don't do it currently because I'm a musician.

Drum equipment is no more overpriced than any other instrument I've worked with. You probably think it's oh-so-special, but try buying multiple types of instruments. The money factor's bullshit as far as a deterrent to drummers.

Piss and Fart. Give you a hint. If you need to explain a joke, it's not funny. That was some pretty boring wordplay.

well i know all about the money factor. i currently own pro sampling gear and some drum gear. i spent oh too much on drum crap.

Yes, and I don't own a single instrument. :roll:

Wait...Unless you count my horns, my mics, my pedals, my percussion equipment (Never owned a drum SET in my life, but I own a bunch of DRUMS), my keyboard.

Of course, none of that's professional.

Oh wait. Everything by my keyboard is. Top it off with a ton of mixing and recording equipment.

Only the drums were expensive. Oh wait...Not even that one's true.

I didn't say it wasn't expensive, retard.

Try getting a clue before you start running your mouth. You're becoming far more boring as time goes by. It's like arguing with a 5 year old with brain damage and tourrettes syndrome.

considering i never even said anything about any of this to you...