Um, don't you mean dynamics?
I just quickly looked up dynamics, and it appears more specific than I am meaning. It refers only to the loudness/softness of music, does it not?
Um, don't you mean dynamics?
'Y know how some bands, such as Fear Factory, alternate between a couple of types of vocals, some tracks switch between slow and fast or loud and quite? Well, what is the best use of that type of stuff you've come across? Have you never heard it done well at all?
Remember, neither the band nor the track has to actually be good, just the use of contrast.
I've gotta say, some of Opeth's transitions (especially on later albums) sound so alike and forced that I end up finding myself wondering how insecure they must be as musicians never to deviate from their formula aside from tossing in a soft song every now and then. Just speculation, but... eh.
Yeah, but that was an obvious pre-planned exception, and even so it was marketed as balanced against the dark, heavy Deliverance... so the same kind of idea was being played on either way.
Don't get me wrong, I still love the band, just the more other music I listen to the more I think they could do a lot more with their sound.
There's another good band called Novembers Doom that I recently discovered.. that does it quite well. These guys are really good at doing what they do, despite the fact that their music is mostly a transition between Opeth and Katatonia.. they do pull it off quite nicely.
They're better than Opeth.
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perfect for pumpin some mothafuckin iron i mean am i rite
Ah yes, dude, eventually it all comes down to who does it fastest. Speed statistics, it always cracks me up when I see them. Marduk comes crasbanging at 300, but the Berserker exceeds them at an astonishing peak of 500 BPM. Ooooh, ya, ladies and gremlins- The Berserker scores at 525! Winner is the one who comes first, just like in sex, right?the riffs are around 140-170 BPM and the drumming seems to be around 220 - 260 - works beautifully