guitar "vibe".. how to??

[RandomOne]

hello,

i listened to this song today: HERE

the guitars sounds very warm and there's a nice vibe in the overall mix.
how can i get this effect?
is there any vst or something?

i hope you understand what i want to say...

thanks.

 

[RedDog]

Sounds like any run-of-the-mill amp sim.

 

[RandomOne]

it's le456 but there's an awesome warm vibe going on.
how can i get that thing?

 

[RedDog]

Add a bass guitar? I don't know what vibe you're talking about, aside from letting a few more lows in from either the guitar, or getting a good bass sound.

 

[RandomOne]

Here's my try on this: HERE

It doesn't sound that deep and warm as the one in the first post.

 

[RandomOne]

c'mon nobody?

 

[Terminus]

Try some small Eq cuts on the guitars like around 500hz with low pass and high pass. It sounds like the gain is up too high to me.

 

[RandomOne]

whatever i do do not work...

 

[storming heaven]

maybe it's the drums. In a mix, when you hear the guitars you actually hear what guitars sound related to other instruments. Instead of working on the guitars alone, concentrate on the whole mix, try to find a balance with each instrument. Great mixes consist of great individual instruments (both tone wise and playing wise - you don't say 'this is a great mix, but the kick does teh suck!') but just because you have great individual tones of drums, bass, guitars, that doesn't automatically mean that you'll have a great mix in the end.

 

[RandomOne]

well, tried everything but there's something on the first post's mix that make it sound like this.....

 

[guitarguru777]

You have almost no low end in your mix. The warmth comes from sub 60hz frequencies. Its got nothing to do with the guitar tone.