@KHETTIUS
The clean guitar parts has a S.T.A.L.K.E.R vibe going on, very cool.
@reezlaw
I've been doing this for years, it's a great way to prototype songs for your band
@nathanstatham
Yo this is absolutely awesome! Really impressive stuff man!
@CKBeets
Man this is great. I haven’t played metal in about 10 years and don’t really have the time to dedicate to being in a band these days but I just discovered how great midi guitar and bass have gotten since then and I’m really inspired to start writing again
@Vanaxul
The editing at the beginning is priceless <3 The track is really cool also ! nice work
@METALLiCMETALLEr
Really great work, very interesting using nothing but software to make music There's no limits!!!!
@1cx7r23
The part with the arpeggio guitars is extremely dope
@pakiw2
Reminds me of Vildhjarta - all for sake of others composition. Not as complex but same mood/vibe. That's nice.
@deltamachine343
12:22 awesome track
@alectriciti
9:20 gag had me laughing so hard. You sir, are quite the entertainer as well as you are musician. Thanks so much for sharing insight into your craft!
@larswillsen
Next time, stuff in some really heavy Hammond B3 ... the apple is f-ing red! :)
@prodetheric
Archetics vibe and also my name is Remi too! Crazy cool vid, love the NeuralDSP usage with Shreddage. Fantastic and inspiring tutorial for someone who can play guitar but doesnt have the time coz i travel so much.
@Blvcktoxxine
You saved my life honestly. Im a producer and I dont have much skills with guitar
@lillycue
I'm actually saving money for a snake drum.
@ObsidianContraption
Sick track! Thanks for sharing your process🤘🤖
@falcuma
So good! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience!
@macompose
Thanks bro really helped my production
@josephperkins-z7n
The whole track sounds like august burn red - meridian. Loved it so much.
@unwz2485
Je sais pas si tu l'as déjà fait mais il y a une chose que j'attends plus que tout dans tes chansons (ce qui ne m'empêchera pas de kiffer comme toujours si tu le fais pas). C'est un rythme en 5/4, 7/4 ou encore 17/8 comme Yes dans leur chanson "Changes". J'aime vraiment beaucoup le rock progressif et pour moi tu en fais complètement partie. 👌 Merci pour le son et vivement le nouvel album !
@CrippledPrincess