Asking Alexandria cover

[ChristopherJames99]

Okay lets get this straight im not into AA nor am i a super huge joey Sturgis fan, but everyone i record is, so i just thought i would post this cover i recorded, im not a actual guitarist so the guitars might suck a little

just pod farm and slate and some other samples.


http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13978357/asking if cover light mastering.mp3

 

[ChristopherJames99]

Okay lets get this straight im not into AA nor am i a super huge joey Sturgis fan, but everyone i record is, so i just thought i would post this cover i recorded, im not a actual guitarist so the guitars might suck a little

just pod farm and slate and some other samples.


http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13978357/asking if cover light mastering.mp3

heres the updated mix, fixed a couple little things.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13978357/For sound the alantic ASKING IF HORSES COVER.mp3

 

[Folkrav]

Are drums mono? And if you're looking after this sound, you might get into over-editing your guitars

 

[ChristopherJames99]

Are drums mono? And if you're looking after this sound, you might get into over-editing your guitars

no the drums should deff not be mono bro.
and what are you meaning by over-editing the guitars?

 

[Scott Horner]

The drums do sound mono. And by over-editing your guitars he means you really need to over-edit your guitars to an almost inhuman like tightness to recreate the Sturgis sound. As in aligning every note to the grid and trimming out all silence.

 

[ChristopherJames99]

Basically try the slip editing technique (http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/production-tips/563279-cubase-slip-editing-method.html) to try to get the root of the guitar notes on time and also cut off the wave lengths at the end of a series of palmutes and notes so they sound like they were cut off.

Here's an example of what it should sound like: http://db.tt/6AgxmdJ

Okay i worked all that out, i was going to cut the guitars up like that anyways, i was just wanting to see how everyone felt about the guitar tone and everything.

Heres the final mix of what i came up with

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13978357/asking cover lukes vocals in it.mp3/

 

[Vinny]

Basically try the slip editing technique (http://www.ultimatemetal.com/forum/production-tips/563279-cubase-slip-editing-method.html) to try to get the root of the guitar notes on time and also cut off the wave lengths at the end of a series of palmutes and notes so they sound like they were cut off.

Here's an example of what it should sound like: http://db.tt/6AgxmdJ

HAhhaahhahaha That made my day