Oh man was it a pain to adjust the volume on all those parts and I'm still not sure if it's fairly balanced since I just went by ear and the visual on the master fader. Seems like the sweet spot is between 1 and 4 depending on the sound you want and the type of part (chords vs single notes vs tremolo picking). Or maybe 5? Also depends how tightly you're able to play the parts. There's infinite variability here between amount of guitars, panning splits and % and even combining different amp tones together (which I did not do here). I also don't EQ my guitar tone (at least not yet) but hey at least I finally put fresh strings on after 10-15 years.
Riffs used:
1) DOOM 2 OST - Evil Incarnate
2) Obituary - Redneck Stomp (but not quite)
3) Random stuff (higher power chords, muted single notes, muted tremolo picked, single notes, open tremolo notes)
-I played everything from the low D of my usual tuning
guitar: Ibanez RG120
amp: Line 6 Spider III 15w - Insane
bass: GIO Ibanez p-bass
drums software: Acoustica Beatcraft
interface: Line6 POD XT Live
DAW software: Acoustica Mixcraft
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