Скачать или смотреть "Storm The Gates Of Hell" by Demon Hunter FULL INSTRUMENTAL COVER!

Hey guys, sorry for such a long wait, I don't really have any other reason other than me being lazy, so there you go hehe. Anyways, Demon Hunter was the band that really got me in to metal, and I figured that it was only right that I did a cover of one of their songs. This is one of my favorite songs by them, because not only are the guitar and drums absolutely crazy fun to play, but the lyrics have a very powerful message behind them. My one regret with this cover is the fact that I don't know anyone capable of coming anywhere close to Ryan Clark's vocal skills, so for now, no vocals.

You've probably noticed by now the guitar I am using in the video. It is a Artist Series Guitar's "Blood Soaked" which was created in collaboration with Ryan Clark of Demon Hunter. Obviously, it was only fitting that I use it in the video. Although it didn't get used in the actual recording of the audio, it is a great guitar that is definitely capable of living up to Demon Hunter's riffs. Artist Series Guitars is just a great company to deal with, and I'm very impressed with them. Props to you ASG!

So, gear used on the audio recording:
Guitar gear:
BC Rich Warbeast NJ Deluxe with EMG pickups and a Floyd Rose Original bridge. Strings used were Ernie Ball's Skinny Top Heavy Bottom.
The amp was a Peavey Ultra 60 running through a Peavey 5150 Straight cab loaded with Celestion V30's and G12T-75's in an "X" pattern. Mic'd with a Shure SM-57 going into my Alesis Multimix 8 Firewire interface
I used a BOSS GE-7 EQ pedal to further shape the tone, and for the lead parts I used a BOSS DD-7 delay pedal and a very heavily modified Dunlop Crybaby Wah.

Bass was recorded using a Schecter Omen 4 bass, straight into my Alesis interface.

Drums were programmed using Hydrogen, which is a free drum program. Lots of props to the developers of it, it is a great piece of software.

I used REAPER as my DAW and various VST plug-ins for EQ's and such. Overall, it was a good learning experience for me, and I'm pretty happy with how it turned out. Hopefully you'll enjoy it, and please don't forget to comment and subscribe!