Found some cool info regarding JFAC's Genesis, straight from Cory Spott himself

[Harry Hughes]

I'm not much a fan of the band to be honest, but hell, it sounded good and the album Genesis is just starting to grow on me a little bit more lately.
I was just lurking around Gearslutz (admittedly I rarely post there though, even though I'm registered there) and this thread had popped up fairly recently and Cory himself chimed in, which I thought was pretty cool.

http://www.gearslutz.com/board/so-m...2-deathcore-death-metal-drum-replacement.html

Looks like a good opportunity for any fans of the album's sound to ask questions if you're a GS member wanting to find out more about the tracking process.

 

[Damian B]

Wow... the Doom EP wasn't recorded to a click and the drums weren't edited. Pretty interesting.

 

[AdamWathan]

Cory posts here too under the same handle.

 

[DestroyTheColossus]

Wow... the Doom EP wasn't recorded to a click and the drums weren't edited. Pretty interesting.

If I remember correctly you can hear it. Especially on double bass stuff. Years ago I was drumming to the CD and noticed. Says something about how tight the player was since most people don't notice.

 

[JeffTD]

Yeah, quite a difference to Genesis where I'm almost positive the drums were edited to hell and back. They used their old drummer who originally left to play post-hardcore type stuff... since when does leaving a deathcore band to play hardcore make you an incredible techdeath drummer?

 

[arv_foh]

vox were beta 58 eh... that's pretty interesting

 

[-Noodles-]

vox were beta 58 eh... that's pretty interesting

Pretty standard tbh.
A lot of the more "shouty" / energy bands are best served by a 58 beta.