jamesboyd
andy's bitch
moonlapse hang your head in shame for not owning demanufacture
Buy the real thing and listen to it on studio monitors, the production even 10 yrs later is still completely current sounding and insanely crushing.
The chaosphere tone is definately all about the Bflat tuning, the t.c preamp booster and the gt75's miked with neumann.
Most people seem to get close to that tone by using some sort of boost aside from the usual ts9....... like the boss ge7 and using it as a volume boost and to cut the low-mids/ boost the mids/hi mids.
I agree with the whole bass guitar sound being crucial to the overall vibe of that sound, I think the same could be said for DEI and NONE. The same basic apporach as andy...... i.e one clean and one overdriven sound was used. The main difference seems to be a lot less filtering on the distorted track and more gain in general. I remeber hearing that they used the dual recto for the bass on that album so that's a good start.
Buy the real thing and listen to it on studio monitors, the production even 10 yrs later is still completely current sounding and insanely crushing.
The chaosphere tone is definately all about the Bflat tuning, the t.c preamp booster and the gt75's miked with neumann.
Most people seem to get close to that tone by using some sort of boost aside from the usual ts9....... like the boss ge7 and using it as a volume boost and to cut the low-mids/ boost the mids/hi mids.
I agree with the whole bass guitar sound being crucial to the overall vibe of that sound, I think the same could be said for DEI and NONE. The same basic apporach as andy...... i.e one clean and one overdriven sound was used. The main difference seems to be a lot less filtering on the distorted track and more gain in general. I remeber hearing that they used the dual recto for the bass on that album so that's a good start.