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14 hours later

So my band and i went into the studio (a pro studio) we finely decided after trying a million times with our little 4 track toy and crappy editing skills on the computer that we can't cut it.So we did what we thought best and got producers with computers to edit our crappy tracks and Miha the 7ft tall vikeing king that did it was awsome. So all in all 11 hours to lay down and 3 to edit and master but i have to say for my first time in a real studio i'm hooked that was a blast and can't wait to do more. I would love some feedback so click our myspace in my sig :hyper: So one song 14 hours dose that sound bad for a 6.30 min song
 
Well done. Sounds really good to me, especially for a first studio effort. There's a huge learning curve to that first real-studio experience for everyone involved (including your engineer and techs), so 16 hours doesn't really sound that long. It took Queen a couple of weeks to record "Bohemian Rhapsody" and they were seasoned pros at the time. Keep it up!