Recent content by ragzy02

Very cool bro. That LePou stuff is possibly the best freeware audio software ever created. Just unreal how good it can be when you put it together with someone who knows how to use it. haha! Btw, really diggin' that off-beat shit right after the one minute mark. And of course the...

By the way HawkEvil, what guitar amp(s) or amp sims and cab(s) did you use on that track that's in your signature line? Sounds great. Very clean distortion tone. Love it.

That all sounds correct to me. I appreciate your time answering my question. If I ever hear of find out otherwise (about the mono/stereo plugin thing), I will certainly let you know, but I don't see anything wrong with what you said. As always, rock on!

Can anyone tell me what the difference in a mono/stereo plugin is? I'm familiar with the regular mono OR stereo plugins, but a lot of my plugins have different versions and say mono/stereo. Example: I bought the Waves Doubler and it has the following versions. Doubler2 (Mono) Doubler2...

Good god, I just realized, by looking through all of the threads that virtually NO ONE posts replies in this particular forum. Wow! Fat chance of getting any type of input from what I'm seeing. Pretty sad actually. Lots of people asking for critiques of their music and nobody is giving...

Where to begin? Subscribe to Into the Lair on youtube and learn learn learn. Start with the basics. Unless you are going for a garage band sound, that is....

Lo-pass filter I mean. Sorry!

Less highs on the guitar. Way less! Use a Hi pass filter to tame the shrillness and adjust to taste. Start there.

More balls and punch on the rhythm guitar. Perhaps add low end eq for more power. Can hear the gate clamp down at the stop in the middle. Needs cleaning up there but nice job overall IMO!

Hi guys, love the forum btw. Anyhow, I'm recording a band's cover of Ben Threw (Of Mice & Men) and doing the mixing/mastering/etc. I've always been decent at getting the Sturgis guitar tone, but getting the opening riff of this track to sound right guitar-wise is possibly one of the biggest...