Recent content by ESA1996

They're unfortunately not proper remasters, the guy's just re-EQuing the original master:

Arcane's dropbox has a lot of COB tabs, you could check that (A fair portion of the tabs on the first page were made by him): https://onedrive.live.com/?authkey=%21AG1raxKliwD090E&id=713EC1EE4AE4F84%21190305&cid=0713EC1EE4AE4F84

Petri has a bunch of COB albums on his wall behind him in the first video :D

No videos of these yet. I really want to see the COB covers live :D Too Much, Too Late has become another favorite of mine on the album. Been listening to the album quite a bit since it released. I could probably say that I'm positively surprised by how good it is. I was expecting something...

My favorite song currently is probably Death's on it's Way. The chorus in that one is really epic.

You might still notice it if you take it away. You can't hear bass in metal most of the time, but you do notice if you take it out, for example. It also gives Janne something to do during the verses :D

I think that's just that he's playing very low stuff so the keyboard gets drowned out by the guitars and bass. Also, anyone noticed Petri's Yeaaaaaaayeayeayeah at 1:30? Reminds me of Alexi :D

The new song sounds very much like IWC-era Bodom. The main riff even sounds kinda similar to IWC the song :D

How did it turn out?

Sounds very similar to new Bodom. The keyboard melody in the intro reminds me of Angels Don't Kill, and the faster melody that comes after it reminds me of Waste of Skin. Overall the song wouldn't have felt too out of place on IWC or Hexed. I'm definitely interested in hearing the rest of the...

Petri's done cleans in the interlude to Ensiferum's "Bonus Song". He's not bad, but they wouldn't have hired Petri if they wanted cleans.

Oh, I'd never heard of the site before and didn't look into it at all :D Yeah, most likely only someone with perfect pitch would notice it if they weren't told about it beforehand and had nothing to compare it to.

That's probably the only way to do it yeah. I'm not really going to do it though, there's too little gain to be gained from it. Also, retuning the songs with a plug-in would reduce the audio quality slightly, so there are drawbacks as well.

The study seems to suggest there's some truth to the idea, but you're correct that only one note is going to be in 432 Hz, and it feels odd for the tiny difference to make any serious difference. As for the tuner, I've been using the Neural DSP plugins' built-in tuner for the past couple years...

Interesting find. It does feel different to the original, even without comparing them back to back. I was ready to dismiss this as placebo, but decided to Google it. Google gave me a bunch of articles about how 432 Hz is "the frequency of the universe", which, to me, sounds pretty much as...