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http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28630409/German%20Gain.wav
Just a sketch so far. Need input on the mix before I record more and do the drums proper. Edit - new version here: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28630409/BTM%202.wav Last edited by odd on Sun Apr 29, 2012 9:53 pm; edited 1 time in total |
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I like. nothing to complain from my site. looking forward to the complete song!
cheers wolf |
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Sounded great! |
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Nice riffage, odd. That's a pretty well balanced mix, I think. |
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Thanks for the comments!
Here's a new and hopefully improved version (mixed less hot, among other things): http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28630409/German%20Gain%20IV.wav |
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The lead guitar is clearer on the new mix, but i think the mix overall sounds a lot tamer than the original (which may have too much "ringiness"). I think somewhere between the two might be a happy medium.
Nice guitar work, by the way  |
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Seismic1, thanks again.
How do you like this version: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28630409/German%20Gain%20VI%20%28lou der%29.wav |
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I like it! This is really lively. Overall it sounds closer to the first version than the second version, but the lead guitar retains much the clarity from the second version. |
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I've worked quite a bit with the mix, and now have this:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28630409/German%20Gain%20%28re-recor ded%20guitars%29%208.wav Not mixed that loud. What do you think? |
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Yeah. the mix is quieter, but the bass is less "ringy/boomy" than before. I think the kick is also clearer. The guitar is good. The overall sound seems tighter than the earlier versions. An improvement, I think  |
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Thanks! |
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great tones man-what are you using ? |
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Nice tonality on this version. It allows the musicality and "breath" of the instruments though. Better definition and instrument articulation. Nice playing and good job at keepin' it tight.
Just my 2 pence.
odd wrote: I've worked quite a bit with the mix, and now have this:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28630409/German%20Gain%20%28re-recor ded%20guitars%29%208.wav Not mixed that loud. What do you think? ---- Thanks & God Bless, Bro. Charles Reviewer's Revival Blogsite "Supporting and promoting independent audio software developers." |
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damoog wrote: great tones man-what are you using ?
Thanks! Rhythm guitars are are an LP through a Dual Rectifier preamp-clone (http://www.56inc.com.br) through cabinet IRs. Bass is a Fender Jazz Bass through IK Ampeg SVT. Lead guitar is Amplitube (ENGL model). Drums are Addictive Drums. Mixed (quite sparingly) in Ableton Live with T-Racks 3 limiter and EQ. |
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