Re-engineering Another Brick in the Wall Part II

Friendly Greetings,

If there's enough interest this guy will show track by track how he created in Cubase a re-engineered version of Another Brick in the Wall Part II.

You can watch it at the link and leave a comment on YouTube to express interest.
YouTube - Pink Floyd Another brick in the wall part II
or
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KyMXvaRC0pE

See YouTube extract below:

This is a re-engineered version of Pink Floyd's track Another Brick in the Wall Part 2. The bass was recorded direct using a Line 6 Bass Pod XT and the guitar tracks were mostly through a Boss GT-10 with some external stomp boxes for heavy distortion. The solo was recorded clean with some compression and the tracks were mixed in cubase where basic reverb added. If anyone is interested in seeing how this track was made using cubase let me know as I'm considering making a video of how it was recorded and produced track by track.

The video was compiled and synced with the song using YouTube clips from documentary footage relating to 2001 space odyssey, atomic and hydrogen bomb explosions, building of the Berlin wall, international space station project, and the extinct excessive race from Easter Island.

Electric Eddy.

I've picked up some good advice already from different sources such as:

- Timing in the solo for specific bends is slightly out.
- The backing tracks sound too digital.
- The reverb used on the vocals is a bit naff.
- The bass is to high in the mix.
- It lacks top end.
- Etc.

The version I posted above is obviously what it sounds like before any comments are applied so leave a comment below, or on YouTube and I'll include it in the next version.

At the end of the exercise I'll include a video log relating to everything I've picked up which might be beneficial to some.

All of which I will try and address in the next version which I will post for re-review.

Other comments will be really appreciated.

Re the comment I got about the track sounding too digital, has anyone any tips re recording the final mix to 1/4 inch tape. I've an old Revox P3 MKIII which I got from a studio.

I'll re-record the track to tape and upload it to YouTube for comparison.