Referencing 36 Crazyfists - Rest Inside The Flames. Wow, what an awesome CD, and an awesome mix/master. If you put a pair of phones on, you can really hear all the detail and just how great everything sounds. So, I was wondering... I know there are multiple guitar tracks, is everything stacked and panned hard L, and hard R? The guitars sound sick. Is there some kind of delay or reverb on the whole guitar bus... they just sound like they have a ton of "space" and not dry at all. That's one problem I'm having on my latest mix, the guitars just sound to dry, heavy, but dry... From reading on here, it seems like delaying the additional tracks like 25-30ms can help this out too. I was just really curious about guitar reverb on a mix like this.
Also, I can hear the gated reverb on the snare, but how much overall reverb do you guys think is on the drum kit.... obviously is sounds fantastic as well. I can also detect that a lot of the low frequencies were brought into the center of the recording, and the highs kinda pushed out. It sounds really good.
Any tips/advice/info would be greatly appreciated.. Someone one told me to try to pan the guitars slightly off of hard L and hard R... put a delay on them, then send just the delay wet signal to the opposite side of the guitar.. and pan it hard all the way. Does this sound like a technique that may have been used?
Also, I can hear the gated reverb on the snare, but how much overall reverb do you guys think is on the drum kit.... obviously is sounds fantastic as well. I can also detect that a lot of the low frequencies were brought into the center of the recording, and the highs kinda pushed out. It sounds really good.
Any tips/advice/info would be greatly appreciated.. Someone one told me to try to pan the guitars slightly off of hard L and hard R... put a delay on them, then send just the delay wet signal to the opposite side of the guitar.. and pan it hard all the way. Does this sound like a technique that may have been used?
