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Piccolo dampedDid you replace the snare? what EZDrummer snare did you use?
+The default snare of EZX dfh mostly used to feed the reverb (I bielieve this is refered as a Andy Wallace trick)
Piccolo dampedDid you replace the snare? what EZDrummer snare did you use?
Calm down, I saw the file and have downloaded but I dont have a fucking clue what to do with it since ive never done this before. I used to like Italians actually
Piccolo damped
+The default snare of EZX dfh mostly used to feed the reverb (I bielieve this is refered as a Andy Wallace trick)
Anyway I was really really really kidding
Yep that's Andy Wallace advice, he feeds the reverb just with the sample.
Just a different flavor.What does this accomplish?
In a real-world recording situation, where the snare track has lots of bleed, I can understand, but in a drumsampler (DFHS/BFD/EZD) situation ...?
well it still makes sense if you want a full attack and some verb without burying the hit it's a cool way to make it happen.What does this accomplish?
In a real-world recording situation, where the snare track has lots of bleed, I can understand, but in a drumsampler (DFHS/BFD/EZD) situation ...?
Am I the only one hearing vocal clipping all over the lead vox??
what's the orignal sound like?
OK, full version ready. Not gonna win the competition since they want electronica, and I was going for a kind of Linkin Park metal-feeling. Different from the original, but not different enough.
http://fredrikgroth.com/lacuna _testmix3.mp3
edit: new version, small changes
What does this accomplish?
In a real-world recording situation, where the snare track has lots of bleed, I can understand, but in a drumsampler (DFHS/BFD/EZD) situation ...?
nice, will listen to that one in the future instead of the original, haha
what the hell did you do to the guitars to get them that wide/thick?
care to share EQ settings?
Sure thing, I will post them right after the contest has ended. I just remembered; I used PSP Vintage Warmer as well, to thicken up the sound a bit.