Recent content by NickL

Yes I agree. They are really really good over there and we plan to use them again. We are stupid picky and had them do some revisions for us and and whatnot and it was still less than half as much money as what a few of the other mastering studios quoted us. Couldn't be happier, myself...

Update: Dropbox suspended my account for generating "too much traffic" with this, so I have uploaded new links at the same location. Sincere apologies to anyone who went there and found dead links in the last few hours.

Hey, guys. My progressive metal/rock/electronic group's new album was mastered by Alan Douches (Mastodon, Misery Signals, The Black Dahlia Murder, Every Time I Die, Converge, Kayo Dot, Olivia Tremor Control etc...) We have added a page with an A/B before and after comparison of one of the...

Awesome!!!

Sounds like a good idea. I already use slack for work so I'm down

I've been using Alan Douches lately (black dahlia, dillinger escape plan, acacia strain, etc) He is worth every penny http://www.westwestsidemusic.com/

This Godless Endeavor

Is this one of your productions? Would love a link to something! Keep em coming, this is great stuff. I had no idea there was a new Carcass album.

I have been out of the metal production game for a while, working mostly on rock music. What are some really kickass sounding albums that have been on your headphones recently? Any/all subgenres

Hey guys, already posted this on the Sneap facebook page but thought I'd post it here too. I know this is mostly a metal forum but thought some people here would dig this stuff and I learned a lot of good tips from this forum early on! My experimental rock/electronic band Penrose Stairs is...

PM me with rates and examples of your work. or your own personal website. I would be supplying most of the graphics, text, and already have the layout planned out but could use some tips as well if you think I've missed something.

And an old post on this forum about the same topic: http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/f-o-h/501237-industrial-gothic-guitar-tone.html

Try going straight into a DI with some distortion/fuzz pedals. Big Muff, Metal Zone, any of the black arts toneworks stuff or even cheap old digital pedals. it really depends what sort of industrial tone you're going for but lots of bands have used this approach to get massive, dirty, but clear...

Has been posted on ebay. Priced dropped a ton and throwing in free tubes due to apparent lack of interest. get it cheap. http://www.ebay.com/itm/230878826407?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649

Yessir. PM me