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I think the mix it already sounds good. If anything, I'd just make the leads and "electronics" sound wider and more present -- don't really know how, though.

I willingly whole song. It's a nice composition and all, but I would prefer things to sound less "thin"; at least in the guitar and bass department.

Yes, you can: it sounds completely fine.

As the theory newbie that I am: thanks for the heads up!

I liked it a lot. Sweet composition. :o

"They may be a little shitty because I haven't mixed in a while and I threw them together quickly but let me know what you think!" I wanna kill you. They sound great IMHO, I can hear everything. There might be too much compression going on for my tastes, though.

It sounds good, the only things I'd change would be: The vocals: present, but they lack the same punch everything else has. The drums: there is something "boomy" about the drums I don't like. (Yeah, I can't speak technically :/)

Well yes, I don't know if I like some of the playing choices here and there, but I still think it's a good composition as there are lots of interesting unobvious sections. Personally, I'd only play less notes, though.

What the f---? It sounds a lot like the original, great job!

I'm no expert, but pick up big challenges: I stopped using tabs a long time ago and basically everything I learn is either by watching someone else play it or by trying it myself. And, yeah, I think you'll need a lot of time and patience in the process; In some cases, I have spent like an...

Dat tone tho... how¿ e_e Great writing too. These guys are a heavy inspiration in one of my musical projects, color me hipnotized.

u wot m8? Upon hearing I feel obliterated by some outworldish mechanism. I thought of putting four bass strings on my seven and make it a bass, but I didn't have enoguh courage, because... neck tension and all. Maybe later, when I can afford many sevens. Anyways, that's a nice experiment from...

Sonatina is not a VST, it's more like a sound sample library. That means you'll need an .sfz player to run these files through REAPER. I run the rgc:audio sfz VST (whoa) through REAPER, then I open the sound banks and program my MIDI normally on the track. You will need one instance/track of...

Seems like a lot of useful information; I'll read it again in an appropriate time. Could you post samples of what you achieved? I'm all-in for good free stuff, thank you!

That is a sweet composition :o Now, I'd change the bass drum click a bit. Maybe reduce its attack, cut higher frequencies, I don't know. But it sounds good already! "I'm not really satisfied with the mix so I'd love to hear some feedback on this!" What are you not liking, specifically?

You could just use Soundcloud like lots of people around here, check some other threads and you'll see more or less how it works.

Well, thanks for sharing!

Couldn't even download... and that is one strange site. ._.

Nice one! What string gauges are you using, btw?

I was referring to the "I drowned out all my sense - with" guitar part. From what I hear, you repeat the same sections for these lyrics, when it's actually other thing (take as a reference for the root notes only): >That's what you get When you >let your heart win, >>whoa [...]...