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Angle of the pick I find is important for tone as well as muting the strings right I sometimes like to put a hair tie on my neck too

I can honestly say the best brass sounds I've ever been able to get were from free soundfonts I've collected over the years.

I can't really give much advice other than from a listeners perspective cause I can't ever seem to get my own mixes sounding good, but the track IMO sounds good. I feel like I can barely hear the drums through the guitars tone though. Nice track by the way, very thrashy sounding.

When I was younger I'd practice everyday for 8+ hours with a metronome every single day. Now I don't have a set practice schedule, just jam, improv over some backing tracks, play my favorite licks to keep them sharp, and try to learn songs that are technically over my head, like anything by Jeff...

No offense but start using your ears man. It's the most valuable skill you can acquire as a musician.

Hey, I can't seem to get my bmp1 wired into my rg7321 right. The neck pickup seems to work. However, the middle position and bridge are weak. It's especially noticeable on the clean channel cause I can barely hear the bridge and middle position and the neck is loud. I have it hooked up with a...

I've been working on miles of machines by jeff loomis for months now. The intro arpeggios are very hard to get up to speed.

Start listening to shred. Guys like yngwie malmsteen, Jason Becker, Jeff loomis, Paul warding ham, buckethead, etc. I'd also recommend you pick up a copy of rock discipline by John petrucci and speed mechanics for lead guitar by Troy stetina and work thru the exercises with a metronome.

Like the others have said, look up tabs. But do yourself a favor, for it sounds like you're teaching yourself to sweep. Use your pinky. It's your friend when sweeping. I see alot of people starting to sweep not using their pinky and that's a bad habit to get into.