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Massive! Can't wait for the second!

So enjoyable to watch, seems you all had such a good time! Definately going to watch it again :wink2:

That was ace, unbelievably big moves!

Sweet riding!

I would really like to delete my account too. The only thing that holds me back is what PaRtZ said about communication. I use the chat to talk with classmates about uni projects, but still, I catch myself pointlessly checking the news feed some times. I found that setting another page as the starting one in your browser, or removing it from bookmarks or any type of shortcut helps a bit.

This is a sweet build, really like the colours! Have fun

Beast! Can't wait for the full lenght video!

Hello there! Nice to hear that you decided to put some of your tunes down Really like it as a tune, it gets me in a mood :wink2: Here are my personal thoughts on the track and what I would have done differently, hope it helps: Vocals: They sound nice and fitting for this genre, although I would use less reverb as it makes them sound a little "off" in some points. Guitars: They are a little muddy, and could get a little volume boost. They sound well played though so try cutting some low-mids to clear the muddiness. Also, double tracking makes a massive difference in guitars so it would be nice to record them twice and pan them hard left and right, you'll get a more powerful sound and leave space in the mid for the vocal. Drums: They sound programmed. Not always a bad thing but I thing that something more organic would go well with the track. A little tweaking with the velocities and room mics will make a huge difference. Nice work overall listened to it several times, hope to hear more from you guys All the best.

That was truly inspiring, nice one!

[media=]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xi8jF2c61Cw Latest music project, a cover of "Cradle of Forest" from the Silent Hill series. Official song composed by Akira Yamaoka. Vocals: Pauline Fiksson Drums: Ioannis Varelidis Guitar, Bass Guitar, Synthesizer: Nick Konstantinidis Mix & Master: Nick Konstantinidis Many thanks to everyone who collaborated to record this track, and to everyone else who support our musical journey. Enjoy!

Your work is amazing! Really like watching the whole process.

This is a beauty! Nice bike there man, bet it rides great!

I use the CNC Heatsink Blues on the front on a smooth rim and they are fantastic, tremendous power. You have to keep your rim clean and everything works fine. Yellows are good for smooth too, but I prefer them on a light grind. You can't go wrong with either. Never had this issue with the compound coming away.

It turned out pretty well, nice bike!

Beautiful and nice spec'd too!