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[Japanese Melodic Metalcore] STORM BREAKER
It's pouring rain in Japan right now, so I released this to chase away that storm! Please give it a listen if you like!
u/Expert_Implement_291 — 13 hours ago
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It's pouring rain in Japan right now, so I released this to chase away that storm! Please give it a listen if you like!
One wall I keep hitting with AI metalcore is cymbal clarity.
Suno can get riffs and energy surprisingly close, but in dense mixes the cymbals often smear into the high-end instead of feeling like a real drum kit.
I recently finished a track and that’s still the part I’m not fully happy with.
For people rebuilding Suno tracks in a DAW:
do you usually work from the stereo mix, or separate stems and treat drums on their own?
Curious where the tradeoff feels right.
If you like metalcore, or aggressive Japanese heavy music, this one is for you.
AGOMETAL
Japanese AI Loud Rock / YAB-AI CORE