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A band I know used this site : http://limelight.rightsflow.com/

totally understand, just wanted to let you know that bit of info

But as far as I know Antoine(the guitar player) is doing that(engineering/mixing) for a living(or maybe part of), he recorded a lot of bands here in Montreal since like 5-6 years, so it's not like it was his first mix ever hehe

Pretty sure yeah, might have removed a little bit of low end on it though... Anyway this was more a quick test than anything else hehe

Good snare Joey, I blended it about 75% with mine for this band I just recorded, http://soundclick.com/share?songid=9207855

Funny, the guys at Chin studio/Standby records asked 2 unknown Montreal bands I recorded to go to the USA record with them for a ''special low price deal'' and that if it turned good they would get signed by Standby records.... And one of the band agreed to do it and is going there in 2...

There's a cool blog talking about the recording of the album: http://buymalus.com/aild/secrets-of-the-studio ''This time Colin seems to have spent a little more time on the guitars because he had more resources (mainly amps & cabs that we owned) available to him. The original guitars were...

This should be interesting! The Powerless Rise SUPER DELUXE FAN BOX includes*** -Song Stems (one full album track)

Totally right, the Precambrian ''European edition'' booklet is one of the best I've ever seen and the album is just so good, I've listened to it a thousand times, really can't wait for Heliocentric.

Wow this mix is really awesome Mark!!!

blind witness was 5150-III

Already a thread about it here http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/andy-sneap/528278-anyone-well-axeman720-mark-have-details-new-tbdm-cd.html

Bruce said on their facebook wall : the guitars were re amped with 6505 through a Mustaine marshall. fyi gear heads. we were just tracking and re amping with what you see in the vid.

Hunter City Madness Disfigured Elegance Some of my latest ones that I really like, both were done the same way, sm7b into a UA twin finity pre to get some grit, then into my saffire pro. I used a lot of compression ITB, a little bit of reverb and a high pass filter and that's it!

I've said it in a post before, I guess the only way for people to understand that fact is until they experience it themselves by recording many bands with the same setup, to realize it never sounds the same...