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I made a tutorial on how i recorded the guitars on the latest Nox Aeternum record. I have another tutorial on vocals on the channel as well if anyone is interested. Full album is available to stream here:

Nox Aeternum has released their 3rd full-length album "The Reaction: A Higher Form of Killing". Melodic Blackened Death Metal for fans of Dissection, Marduk, Ravencult etc.

Album #3 from one-man american black metal army will be released on 3/27/20. You do not want to miss this.

Hi Everyone, Looking for feedback on the new Nox Aeternum album The Reflection. I spent a lot of time on the mix so let me know what you think or have any constructive criticism. Thanks, Andrew C. Hart

Fucking love it dude. I wish more albums sounded like this. I'm so tired of the preset world. It sounds just like it should.....dudes banging it out. :rock:

Hey guys, I remixed my cover of Spirit in Black by Slayer. I used two bass amps/groups on this one and I think it sounds much thicker. Let me know what you think! https://noxaeternum.bandcamp.com/album/contentious-inheritance

I like the balance you have man. It is very kick heavy but that is kind of necessary with this style haha.

Cool. Will do!

Is Isa a good Enslaved album? I've honestly never really listened to them but everyone tells me I would like it....

Thanks for the reply man. I appreciate that you have actually listened to this and given an opinion that is meaningful. The first song IS an arrangement of Sarborough Fair. I love Simon and Garfunkel and I think that song has a really cool atmosphere to it. I wasn't trying so much to make...

Hey Guys, I just finished a new instrumental album. Let me know what you think of the songs/production etc. It's available here here for free along with the rest of the Nox discography: https://noxaeternum.bandcamp.com/ :rock:

I may be the only one of this opinion but, typically I try to get a balanced guitar tone straight into my DAW regardless of if I am going for a scooped sound or a middy sound. I would only truly "scoop" the sound as I mixed with EQ. I don't know if this is the best way but it allows me more...

Me too man. I completely agree with this. The only time I use buses is for drum compression.

Good stuff man! Definitely dig the sound of the drums.