Recent content by coreyb

Wouldn't have minded a tighter low end, but the lead tone is immaculate! The bass drop/crunch whatsits are effective, and the guitarist needs to cut his strings, someone could lose an eye

Nice...regardless of means, it's brilliant. Haha I agree, and I'm in the same boat. These guys are local where I'm from (Brisbane), they're like some sort of grunge revival...they pop up on national radio from time to time.

This I screwed up and didn't post in correct sub, sooo I'll try again. This snare gets me off. Any guesses as to what snare/samples it is?? Or some sorcery?

I promise you they aren't whispers, but it does sound very painful....definitely poor technique, but it is what it is. I'll give the de-esser and multicomp a whirl. What sort of gain reduction would you suggest? Because I didn't want to slam them too hard, so just tried to ride the fader. Is the...

I struggled trying to mix this because it sounds like half the vocals were recorded differently to the other half; some regions/items sound normal to the rest of the songs, some sound like they've had everything from 1k-2k down sucked out and then brightened. Regardless, tell me how well I...

snare is 80% replaced, kick 95-100%...heavier processing maybe? its already really verby, maybe more drastic EQ & comp?

desperate

Bump, only got 2 days to have this finished

Tell us what you think of this improvement... http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28049727/French%20Kiss%20%28progress%20mix%203%29.mp3

damn this is definitely in the vein of haunted shores. digging.

You know when you return to a mix feeling fresh, pick out all the things you know you need to fix, DO it, then listen over just to realise its WORSE?? Yeah, that. With this. http://dl.dropbox.com/u/28049727/French%20Kiss%20My%20Fist%20%28Sample%29.mp3 Found myself in mud city, thought...

Not quad; through a single speaker in stereo, only one guitar part can be heard (listen to the harmonies).

sing falsetto. then push. loud. the raspiness will come from back of the throat/nasal cavity. as soon as you use your true vocal cords -> pain. transition between falsetto note and raspiness. practice.

hahah should've seen that one coming :D

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