Somebody send it to me, i'm too tired to go looking.

http://golgathaband.bandcamp.com/ this?

It's probably been done before but yeah that. Thanks champ

Garageband is what I use, Logic Pro is $400, even for Academic :/

I've just remembered that my electric piano has +30 instrument settings on it. So I have several types of piano, several types of organ, several types of electric piano, acoustic guitar, two types of string orchestras and other instruments.
I have a real eletric guitar and acoustic guitar plus a potential drummer in my brother, and vocals.

zomgz the sudden possibilities

1. write some avant-garde
2. ????
3. profit

1. write some avant-garde
2. Realize that doesn't work
3. Add several breakdowns
4. ????
5. profit

you just took the fun out of the question mark

all i have is a microphone, a can of refried beans, and an ass

the kids will love it

oh god i would hate to hear the breakdowns

oh god i would hate to hear the breakdowns[2]

Hey dude did the link I gave you work?

Yeah man, sounds interesting, would appreciate a studio recording though. Very dynamic.

As far as the recording goes this got brickwalled to hell but I guess I could understand if you're talking about the songs
themselves. I think you'll dig our actual EP when it comes out in a few months.

Hope so mate, i think my metal tastes are starting to swing a little.

In what way?

starting to move away from the metalcore genre moving into more of a death metal taste..

Yeah I am as well. Actually, we're planning on transitioning into more melodeath territoy since we already have a decently
sizable influence from the genre anyway. I think the new track on the EP (which is basically the same songs as this minus
Untitled and Ruiner for whatever reason, with better recording and the aforementioned new track) will kind of show off the
new direction we're gonna go for (well, minus the huge epic outro since that would get old fast). I mean really the only thing
holding us in "metalcore" is the fact that our singer actually, well, sings.

singing and screaming is good for diversity levels.

Really I just like having a vocalist that understands the time and place for either. The instrumental component of any modern metal song has dynamics or mods changes instrumentally, but most death metal vocalists don't seem to care what's going on behind them. Zack approaches his vocal writing intelligently and that's all I can really ask of him. (Also, it's not featured on this demo I don't think, but he actually has a four octave voice and can hit everything from guttural lows to black metal shreiks.) He's been throwing that kind of thing in there live or in rehearsals and stuff and it's so cool I can't wait till we track the vocals.