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[{PR}Weasel]

It's a bit messy and there are some mistakes in there but it gives the general idea of what I had in mind.

[JAK]

Hey Weasel, what is the BPM of the guitar track? my Drum friend needs to know.

[{PR}Weasel]

I don't know...just played it like that xD Can't ge listen and guess?

[{PR}Weasel]

Try an online metronome

[JAK]

You're in luck. He's working on it.

[{PR}Weasel]

Thanks. And basically if he can provide a decent drum riff, then I can play while listening to that on a loop.

[JAK]

Well hes putting drums to the clip you posted. So you'll get that clip back with drums in the background.

[{PR}Weasel]

Fair enough. Could he possibly also upload it on its own?

[JAK]

Ill ask him yeah.

[{PR}Weasel]

Right thanks

[Broseph]

I am working on the bass riff right now. The only problem being that I have to way to record it, and I am working on that exact problem as we speak, so no worries.

[{PR}Weasel]

All you need is a 3.5mm mono or stereo jack, plug one end into your input socket on your computer (where you would put your mic works) and the other end in your amp. You can buy a jack for about 2$

[{PR}Weasel]

I would add that it helps if you have a splitter so you can hear what you're playing on headphones while you record. Either use a proper program to record, or use the Sound Recorder in your Accessories folder, though that has limited time set.

[JAK]

I record with my Studio Condenser Mic haha. Running to my Mixer, running via RCA cable, to a RCA>USB Audio Interface Adapter. Then I edit in Adobe Audition.

[Broseph]

Man, why are all metal-esque songs in drop-D? Also, have a distort petal that I don't own? Jerks.