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Well, I finished recording and uploading all the Dunwich pedal tourbox demo clips. 21 in total, bass and guitar (including the Magic Pedals Shrine Fuzz).

I made some playlists, but if you just look on my account they're all there with detailed notes on settings and whatnot.

Guitar demos: https://soundcloud.com/corey-y/sets/dun ... itar-demos

Bass demos (separate fingerstyle and picking clips): https://soundcloud.com/corey-y/sets/dun ... bass-demos

and one for the guitar and bass demos on the Shrine Fuzz: https://soundcloud.com/corey-y/sets/mag ... fuzz-demos

Corey that was great! I only listened t the guitar ones so far, I cant wait to get my hands on some of these and put them through tier paces. I appreciate the way you approached the demos and the detailed description of what was going on. Very cool man.

Yo those demos ruled. So clear!

Thanks, Corey... As if I have money to buy any of these right now.

Are you using Logic/Garageband's drummer for the drums? Have you tried it? It's pretty sweet.

Corey Y wrote:Well, I finished recording and uploading all the Dunwich pedal tourbox demo clips. 21 in total, bass and guitar (including the Magic Pedals Shrine Fuzz).

I made some playlists, but if you just look on my account they're all there with detailed notes on settings and whatnot.

Guitar demos: https://soundcloud.com/corey-y/sets/dun ... itar-demos

Bass demos (separate fingerstyle and picking clips): https://soundcloud.com/corey-y/sets/dun ... bass-demos

and one for the guitar and bass demos on the Shrine Fuzz: https://soundcloud.com/corey-y/sets/mag ... fuzz-demos

These demos are great man, thank you.

D.o.S. wrote:

samzadgan wrote:I read somewhere that Navarro complained that he didnt like to play with the the Chilli Peppers because at rehearsals Keidis would just come along and start singing jibberish...but i guess in the end the words would come...

Based on listening to the Chili Peppers... I'm not so sure about that second part.

pelliott wrote:But re: lyrics, Steve Brooks apparently just sings the melody when Torche is writing and then just finds words that fit over time

Re: lyrics. One of the funnest band practices I ever had was back in my first high school band - the bass player and I just started jamming and he was screaming out recipe directions from a cook book just to get a 'melody' together. So much fun. It probably still exists on a cassette somewhere.

D.o.S. wrote:I mean if we're already stealing Sabbath riffs we might as well just steal the lyrics too.

Seems like the next logical and natural evolution of teh stonar doomz.

Starmansam should still have a recording of us shouting "zombie lifeguard" over a surf punk track somewhere. It's pretty terrible and great. And the greatest song in history. Instead of saving you he'll only eat your brains. Instead of CPR he'll only eat your face.

In my old band the guitarist and I would do a AnB / Fuck I'm Dead style grind band on the side called Carniverous Hemmorhoids and every song had the same lyrics in it: "I eat yogurt from your grandmother's vagina".

conky wrote:In my old band the guitarist and I would do a AnB / Fuck I'm Dead style grind band on the side called Carniverous Hemmorhoids and every song had the same lyrics in it: "I eat yogurt from your grandmother's vagina".

That is literally the best lyric of all time.

Well, the only battle of the bands I ever won was with that band so I'm sure those lyrics resonated deeply with the people who voted for us.

Bought one of these for 100 euros. Not a bad deal.

AxAxSxS wrote:Corey that was great! I only listened t the guitar ones so far, I cant wait to get my hands on some of these and put them through tier paces. I appreciate the way you approached the demos and the detailed description of what was going on. Very cool man.

deathmonkey wrote:Yo those demos ruled. So clear!

Barracuda wrote: These demos are great man, thank you.

Thanks guys, glad people are digging them.

odontophobia wrote:Thanks, Corey... As if I have money to buy any of these right now.

Are you using Logic/Garageband's drummer for the drums? Have you tried it? It's pretty sweet.

No problem, I love fueling GAS in others. Some of those aren't even in production yet, but you should have enough time to save up for the next preorder

I use Toontrack's Superior Drummer 2.0 in Logic. I've used the Garageband loops before I had that, they're good. Now I just program most of my own stuff from scratch though, so I can match them to the riffs a little better. Although they have some great midi packs that I do use as a starting point a lot. Those I just did something really quick for each riff I was using, in 5-10 minutes before I got started recording. When I'm actually taking it seriously I spend a lot longer fine tuning them.

Barnhard wrote:

Bought one of these for 100 euros. Not a bad deal.

You're gonna want to turn your trebles all the way down and then further down that that to compensate for the aluminum speakers.

Unless you're going for that ICEPICK OF DEATH tone.

Atleast theres no tweeters I can see.