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Everything is fake...

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Full album streams now available at: youtube: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLJnLmMlAkJ0hTgRNdjqIHJTYI65EbBOmN soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/progtronic/sets/mortis-metallum

Really like that INTRONAUT a LOT.

wow.. I thought my stuff was strange. WHOURKR is weird even by MY standards. I was sorta on-board, until the sax.. :loco: anyway.. I'd like to hear more non-standard (well integrated) instrumentation as well. But it's really got to be produced well, so it really fits into the composition...

Full Mortis Metallum album stream now available: Facebook Band Profile

Mortis Metallum is now available: CD Baby Teaser promo: :hypno:

I've got a new Instrumental Technical Death Metal album releasing in a few weeks.. here's the teaser promo: :kickass:

Is, "Graves of the Archangels", the Dead Congregation song? Not sure if I'm listening to the right stuff (couldn't find a band by that name).. trying to track these suggestions down on youtube. Yeah.. I'm definitely into crazy, heavy riffing as well. I've always gravitated toward Metal bands...

Some of the bands you've suggested surprise me. A lot of it sorta falls into a style I'm trying to get away from.. Progressive, long, moody tracks.. :lol: Maybe I should change the question... What are the things that you are hearing too much of in modern Death Metal, that you are bored...

What would you guys like to hear, in terms of a new direction for Death Metal.. that hasn't really been done yet? I'm interested, because I've just recently shifted gears (from prog rock).. and started composing/producing Metal. It's my own take, on Death Metal in-particular. What kinds...

I created a "default" template setup, similar to Svet's. All the instruments are pre-configured to their own bus groups. kicks=1, snares=2, hats=3, etc... I also routed all the effects channels to their own bus.. and all those buses are each routed to one stereo out. This makes it...

the vocals sound more punk/rap/thrash than guttural death. the music's some form of a.. "something"-core style. I'd just call it metal-core.

I'm using Studio One Pro 2, and Superior Drummer 2 with The Metal Foundry SDX. Most modern, extreme metal productions use a lot of drum replacement and sequencing. Even guitar and bass tracks are spliced, sequenced, tightly quantized and tuned.. so it's sort of easy to mimic considering...

For my latest Death Metal project, I'm using: DAW: PreSonus; Studio One v2 professional. Drums: Toontrack; Superior Drummer 2; The Metal Foundry SDX. Bass: Spectrasonics; Trilian. Guitar: Vir2; Electri6ity (Kontakt instrument) FX: Native Instruments; Guitar Rig 5 Pro. I generally...