Great mixes!

[HouseOfBedlam]

That was a quick reply!

Appreciate the answers and insight there, many thanks!

Yeah I do find mixing and balancing the more heavy guitar stuff really quite difficult, and also the depth thing.  For the past months I have been trying the multiple reverbs/effects for different things route.

I had a feeling you'd might have done it all yourself.  It really is a very well put together session, and some excellent guitar sounds too.  Apologies - I did forget to directly mention the great playing.  When I heard that solo I was kind of like woah where did THAT come from .  48 tracks for the BV's too! Really great stuff.

The whole thing struck me as being really pro, which makes sense to me now, having checked out a bit of that demo video.  I look forward to checking out the whole thing in a bit more detail a bit later on. 

Man, that demo '93 stuff really is amazing for a 4-track/dat apartment recording. 

(You've actually reminded me of a long lost memory that I did actually once manage to borrow a Yamaha 4-track.. way back when the DX7 was kind of new...)

Not sure if you want to go into it here or not, but from what I have seen of the demo video and the photos so far it looks like you really did hit the band thing in a pretty serious way back in the day? And with quite some talent too.  Seems you had also invested in a good amount of gear which wasn't exactly cheap back then either - and that you also did some live shows too etc?

Cheers!

Thank you again.... Yes, the old band, write, and search for that major label record deal. Different bands, demo's, and hittin the clubs. I was late enough that Metal was over and grunge was taking over. All the deals were development deals where record companies were signing anything that moves that sounded like something already out there (which we didnt want to be) and using the contracts as write offs if the band didnt take off.... Was getting pretty shady out there. I had enough and took a vacation... Long one...
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