Written by bitethepain on 23.01.2012 at 17:05

I think its actually a very cool idea. Something different. Haven't seen it done this way before. Cool to hear the different tracks separately. It lets you get a glimpse of the creative process as well. Drums sound great! Thanks Epica

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Written by Guest on 24.01.2012 at 05:05

Why not kick it up a notch and release each individual drum track a week apart? Release the bass drum part one week, then the snare drum, then the high tom, then the mid tom, ect. And then they can release each part on each guitar string seperatley too! Release the high E the first week, the B the second week, ect. Ditto for bass. As for vocals, male vocals one week, female vocals the next week, and then any additional choirs the second week. Which reminds me-what you did for the guitars, you can do for any orchestral parts too! Release the part of each individual violin string over the course of four weeks, and repeat the process for however many violins they're using. Ditto for all other string instruments. Damn, they can be building up hype for years!