Hey, guys! Check out the first song/music vid off my debut solo album, Love and Hate (available on CD Baby, iTunes, Amazon, and Google Play [links in the YT video description]). The album was recorded, edited, mixed, and mastered entirely in SONAR (X3 Producer, in this case).
 
Big thanks to everyone on this forum who has helped me in tuning up my skills along the way (though I still have plenty to learn), including but not limited to: Scott Garrigus, Anderton, bitflipper, BobF, Bristol_Jonesey, brundlefly, John, mudgel, Sanderxpander, and (of course) scook. (I even included a little shout-out to the forums in the CD liner notes)
 
Hope you enjoy and consider checking out the album!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YObrmtAOOko

Very heavy. I enjoyed it.

Hiya Kyle.
 
Great video and an excellent song... Right up my street . Sounds really good.
 
Tell me, did you DI the guitars?
 
cheers
 
andy

Excellent video Kyle and great guitar playing, the whole thing oozes quality.
Great stuff.

Sounds AWESOME TO ME!!!! I'm shaking and breaking listening to this. THANK YOU! This taught me a lot about this type of music when it comes to playing guitar, the drums & bass seem to carry the song and you don't have to play 100 million miles a minute on the guitar for it to sound great! 
 
Video is cool also! Enjoyed this very much!
 

Song sounds great. My only critical observation might be about showing the computer drum interface on the video - great for a Sonar advertisement but I'm not so sure about metal street cred, personally I would de-emphasize the fact they aren't real drums. They sound great, don't get me wrong!

Sounds cookin' -- really good mix and the crunch on the guitars is sweet...
 
Allan
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One of the better metal tunes I have heard here, also goes to show what can be achieved with Session Drummer.

Mix comes across here solid, thanks for sharing.

Oh yeah!!
Good stuff here Kyle......cross that.....Excellent stuff!! You did a great job on the mix/production/performance!!!
Radio ready. :)
 
Well done, I really enjoyed that!!  

Sounds freakin' great!   I really enjoyed that.    Getting a bit of a Korn vibe that works nicely... Oh, and I loved the "circle of guitars" in the video - nice way to visually show how many layers there are, while still sounding well balanced and clear.