Recent content by thefyn

Took me ages! All the details are in the vid's description. I set up the exact amps, pedals, speakers etc for the guitars. It's the Dianno era Maiden. Let me know if you like it or have any questions.

hey all. I've got all my ducks in a row but wanted to know what strings/gague he used back in the day? I know his current endorsement, but this album was decades ago. I'm recreating the studio session for my YouTube channel.

Ignore youtubers when it comes to recording metal BASS guitar? (Note I love most of thier guitar moving tips, although I am sick of v30's and SM57's haha) Practically all youtuber metal BASS guitar producers/tutorials like Fluff, Ola, Glenn Fricker etc etc all use a certain technique explained...

My band: If you like it you can download the album for free here: www.tock.biz

5/10 Too Hellhammer/Boltthrower wannabe

Sunk like a stone! YOu can download it here for free: www.tock.biz

You can download the whole album for free here: www.tock.biz

I did all the vocals, bass, guits etc etc etc, produced/mixed it etc etc.. I'd like to thank this forum for helping me as I lurk...:zombie: Here is a full album stream: https://soundcloud.com/tock-1/sets/tock-i-dont-care-full-album Some vids:

I wrote this riff instrumental with Piggy in mind. His style was so underated and I still hear stuff in albums years later that surprises me. JCM800 boosted by a modded RAT. G12t-75's Tokai VC75 with EMG89

I think the guits are just mixed too loud. Sounds awesome.

Only a quick clip...I never do this, but I have two amps and two cabs so I thought I would record both at the same time. Chain: LP Studio (stock) > Hardwire CM2 boost > Ibanez stereo chorus (to split outputs) Left side: JCM800 > Celestion G12t-5 > SM57 Right side: 5150 > Warehouse CL80...

My first recording (in a cheap studio around 1990): http://www.myspace.com/seasonsendthrash My latest (finished) home project studio recording:

I love it but I think the compression on the whole track really takes the impact of the drop away.

I've always loved the old school thrash clanky bass. I think I got pretty close with the following: 70's Fender musicmaster bass Basslines SCPB-3 Quarter-Pound Single-Coil P-Bass Pickup Cobalt Hybrid slinky Ernie Ball bass strings Tech 21 SansAmp Bass Driver DI (all settings on 5 apart...