A nice folk metal interlude for my metal opera project.

I had a touch of a tuning issue here, but listen how it resovles during the song. This is the trouble with a temper-tuned instrument. It can sound out of tune in one instance and in tune in another... ugh.

A pretty clean, given it's an ad-lib single take, organ progression.

Here is a common progression sampled together in a fast demo of what I am working on with my new drum sounds.

This piano pad melody is the base for a progressive song like track six of act 1's album.

I'm generating a few fugue parts for a new album separate from the metal opera project (the metal opera has become my "duke nukem forever" at this point).

Here is a demo of Act 2's Cleanup Scene Progression with me using a "feature" (bug) in Audacity to get super hot ~10ms slap-back drums.

A demo of how to get a very hot (high volume) guitar track. This guitar is not some custom thing and does not even have active pickups. This "professional metal track" sound is not that hard to get these days, see my blog post on how to do it.

A concept for the remix of act 2 scene 2. Here I try to push the guitar lower and pull the harmonies higher.

I am experimenting with various remixes to try to get a completely new warrior metal sound for this album. I may not achieve my exact goal, but it will definitely sound different and better than the first album in the series.