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The effects used on the vocals were double tracking all vocals manually whether it be clean, heavy or harmonys , an eventide H300 was used on all vocals with a tiny chorus effect also a short delay somewhere between 200 ms and 300 ms . This was definately the treatment on the voice as i...

Here is the Bullet guitar chain ESP guitar with EMG 81 into a Maxon overdrive then into Andy's 5150, cab wise a Mesa Boogie with slanted front , Mic's 57 and 421 into Neve 1073 mic pre's with no EQ Peavey 5150 settings Rhythm channel pre amp 6.5 Bass 6 mid 2 treble 5.5 post gain 3...

Never had to prove my identity before, maybe i will give Andy a call and get him to confirm the boot colour.( it's an in joke between Mr Sneap and Myself)

In reply to Andy's question about the Doc's, the colour was Ox blood. There will be another Bullet for my Valentine Album, start date for recording is early January in Texas.C.

By the Way, did anybody here know that Andy and Myself co produced a track together on the Bullet for my valentine album The Poison, the track was called Hit the Floor, just wondered what anyone who had heard it thought, i reckon it came out slammin. Colin Richardson.

bit of both, firstly to make the guitars sound exciting to you, and also if you'v got some rocking kick and snare samples EQ'd with the real drums and compression going you have got to bring the guitars and bass up to the same excitement level, if the guitars have been tracked well then it's...

I was talking about a guitar sound that had maybe been tracked a bit bland and needed digging out, to make it come alive,so yes these frequencies get boosted, if the guitar has been recorded quite piercing or with a boom on it, then sure cut offending areas, the Tom Lord Alge method works best...

Definately not a tree hugger ! ! Ask Andy Sneap. Protools all the way for me! I work very similarly to Andy does that make him a tree hugger too ! !

There are no set rules for where you boost or choose frequencies on any instrument, but nearly all the time i will add a bit of 70-100hz in there on rhythm guitars , you find that you need it if you EQ the piss out of the other areas of the guitar sound!

Yes it is, don't usually do forums, but just checking out the competition ( just kidding ) myself and Andy are good friends!

I usually find when mixing that i nearly always put a stereo Massenberg GML 8200 EQ across the rhythm guitars, if the sound has been recorded cleanly ie no strange fizz or bottom end boom, then the same type of frequencies tend to be boosted on most of my mixes. Frequency wise it's usually...