Not sure what to call it, I was trying to make a good demo for some plugins
 
https://soundcloud.com/s0...e/alisa-miller-amplion

Call it Plugged In?
 
Nice piece.
 

These are classic guitar tones for a heavy metal instrumental.  The mix is pristine and very spacious, and the performances are spot on.  Pretty good demo; which plug ins?

Thanks, guys.
I used Audiffex for audio processing and IKM SampleTank for virtual instruments.

Mix sounds very nice here, well balanced lots of space and definition to hear all the component voices, good job

Nice demo Alisa! Mix is nice and clear, maybe a little over-compressed, but it suits the style just fine. Your guitar work is very well done, and the other instruments add excellent support. Great job!
 
Regards,
Dan

Soundwise ,
 
Your demo / song sounds very nice .
 
Your tune is very good example of a modern sounding recording where a guitarist is doing classic style shredding .
 
all the best,
 
Kenny
 

Hey, Amplion free sounds pretty good!   I've messed with it some but it never did much for me.  I think you've done a great job getting something good sounding out of it.    Loved the squeals and legato lines... is that a Tele?

Thanks for listening and sharing your thoughts, guys. I appreciate it.
 
No extra compression was applied. Just sparingly used Limiter#6 on Master bus, with signal barely touching thresholds. It's the nature of extremely overdriven sounds that is perceived as compression (which it is in a sense). I didn't even compress bass or drums, just applied some EQ and that's it. )
 

stevec
Hey, Amplion free sounds pretty good!   I've messed with it some but it never did much for me.  I think you've done a great job getting something good sounding out of it.    Loved the squeals and legato lines... is that a Tele?

AmpLionFree sounds amazingly good. I've tested it against all major competitors and it turned out to be the second best among Rectifier amp sims.
Well, it could've been Tele, but no, it is my new Micheal Kelly Patriot Glory. Beautiful guitar.
 

 

ooohh...    dat's real nice.