6505+, Nordstrom technique, please give opinions.

[J.DavisNJ]

Hey guys,

I think I finally got a usable tone using the Nordstrom technique. Please give your opinions!! The volume was only on one as well, I'd imagine it would be much better if I crank her...I just couldn't at the time.

So what do you think? Useable?? also, sorry for the silence for 5:00 lol...I forgot to cut the tracks down. Thanks for any advice/opinions. Don't mind the playing, it's just wanking to test the tone.

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/pagemusic.cfm?bandID=452533

-Joe

 

[Black neon bob]

For one track i find it hard to judge... i would rather hear a left and right guitar track since that is what you'll probably use in a final mix/song...

But yeah, it does sound good Joe! nice low end thump, it sounds pretty crunchy, but i think the palm mutes sound really good.

 

[kev]

sounds good here, get it into a nice little mix and see what appens

 

[Arcay]

Hello!! Somebody can explain to me how is the Nordstrom technique?? Thanks!

 

[Ermz]

You know what's kinda interesting. It seems to sound better in 'Lo-fi' mode than 'Hi-fi'. First time I've ever heard that.

 

[kev]

Hello!! Somebody can explain to me how is the Nordstrom technique?? Thanks!

http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/andy-sneap/221136-clayman-sound.html

 

[J.DavisNJ]

Thanks guys! lol, I guess lo-fi is the way to go haha. Yeah, I do want to get it into a mix and quad track it. I think that would work wonders for it. I'll post it as soon as that happens. I do think the low end is a bit boomy, I'll probably turn back the resonance on the amp a bit. Thanks again fellas.

Anyone got some good drum jam tracks...?

-Joe

 

[Genius Gone Insane]

You know what's kinda interesting. It seems to sound better in 'Lo-fi' mode than 'Hi-fi'. First time I've ever heard that.

hah! that's amazing...

I think you want a little more highs in there.

 

[KeithRT99]

You know what's kinda interesting. It seems to sound better in 'Lo-fi' mode than 'Hi-fi'. First time I've ever heard that.

i fin that some of my mixes sound better lo-fi, it's almost like a form of mastering compression.