Boomy Guitars

[ali3]

Hey


I used the c4 to tame. But the result didn't satisfy me cause i can't get it away.

NEW http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3109806/gtrTEST.mp3
here the guitar is boomy,too. cause of the 100-110 hz range. but i can't take this away. it ends in thin guitars.

thanks guys =)

 

[paladin shredder]

the mix is clipping first of all. second, they don't sound boomy at all to me! sounds like it could use more gain and more lows/low mids.

 

[ali3]

i did not record the guitars. This are DI-Signals by jeffTD from another Thread.

but i used line6 podfarrm.

hm. i got no clipping ^^ .. ???

edit: u mean the clipping you can hear when only the guitar plays at the beginning?

for me it sounds extremly boomy. so i took out the lows.

"old link"

this is a new version with more balls. but i find no it is very boomy.

 

[chrisrivalry]

still clipping man, is there anything hitting the red on your guitar buss? but it's a step in the right direction. try adding some tapesim and a little compression.

 

[ali3]

update: http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3109806/rose4.mp3

 

[ali3]

no it doesn't hit the bus . hmm

i added tape sim

 

[TheWinterSnow]

I have to ask, what monitors are you using? Either your hearing is broke or you have rate shit monitors (if they are even monitors). I know from personal experience cheap hifi stereos make for horrible reference monitors, usually WAY overhype the low mids (making them seem boomy) and not enough of the middle mids (the 2.5K area). I would also have to ask if you are using a sub and what type of room are you mixing in (pics could help)?

Listening to the clip, your guitars have like NO bottom end what so ever. The Rose of Sharon backing tracks tend to make it sound like the guitars are really boomy and wooly however, its the bass guitar that is at fault. Still even for the RoS DI there is still a massive lack of low end which thanks to you cutting out the backing tracks for the first bit lets us here the guitars and by themselves, need a whole hell of a lot more lows, and a bit less mids. Either invest in some decent reference monitors if you haven't already or retrain your ears.

 

[ali3]

thanks for ur answers. i worked on it.

i think the best on removing the boominess was, to take out 5-6 db at 100 hz of the guitars

here is a try on another DI-Pack by RichMinerva.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3109806/rosepo.mp3

 

[Mesa4x12er]

That crazy boominess is coming from his Bass track. I reamped those DIs a good while back and I had to clamp down hard on the bass to get it out of the way.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/8643460/dfgdlkfg4576.mp3

 

[ali3]

yeah thanks.

but i'm doing another track now ( drop A )

the problem is the 100 - 110 hz range . it is so boomy.

but when i take it out the guitar lacks balls extremly =/

 

[ali3]

here is the guitar: ( i can't hear it on headphones but on sub)

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/3109806/gtrTEST.mp3