- Apr 20, 2005
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New Daath track
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doc_backmask
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Damn, just saw that myself, and I've got to say it's gonna be great. Just imagine working with any one of those three, much less ALL three...
wishtheend
clip the apex
Killer track! I love that kick drum. Nice and meaty and the guitar tone is sick. 
Not to mention the song itself is just a damn good song.
Not to mention the song itself is just a damn good song.
Pman
Member
Great mix, great band, great tones, great song, great friends. I think these guys will be up there with opeth. Geniouses. And dare i say that emil is by far the best guitarist on roadrunner? Hes gonna blow people away, loomis fans in particular are gonna lose their minds on his lead playing.
Kazrog
Kazrog, Inc.
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I think he means James Murphy, Colin Richardson, and Andy Sneap, who all worked in different aspects of the production of this record. Slightly outside most of our budgets here.
Sounds fucking amazing!! Killer track!!
KeithRT99
BOOSH.
i like what i've heard by them, but the drums sound really drum machine-esque. Great lead playing.
Pman
Member
I think he means James Murphy, Colin Richardson, and Andy Sneap, who all worked in different aspects of the production of this record. Slightly outside most of our budgets here.
Sounds fucking amazing!! Killer track!!
oh right
young kevin, on top form
http://roadrunnerrecords.com/shared/downloads/Daath/Daath-Subterfuge.mp3
Making a direct link to the MP3 so I can download it instead of listen in the browser
Making a direct link to the MP3 so I can download it instead of listen in the browser
cobhc
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http://roadrunnerrecords.com/shared/downloads/Daath/Daath-Subterfuge.mp3
Making a direct link to the MP3 so I can download it instead of listen in the browser
Isn't that what "right click and save target as" is for?
Seizure.
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it's a sample i made by combining 4 samples i've had for a while... 2 from a D4, one from Bob Clearmountain, and one i took from a DW "sandwich" snare at the studio in Orlando.... i think Colin probably also blended in the original recorded snare, but i can't say for sure.
This stuff sounds amazing. This new song really sounds original and fresh and the production is great. Can't wait for the album to come out.
A question to Mr. Murphy:
May I ask you how you recorded the vocals? which mic, pre, compressor?
A question to Mr. Murphy:
May I ask you how you recorded the vocals? which mic, pre, compressor?
Does anyone else think that alot of Colin's mixes recently are lacking in the bass department (not the instrument itself, but the whole mix)? When I listen to the Daath demos James did, and whenever I compare James, Tue Madsen, Eric Rachel, Jason, or Andy's stuff to Colin's, Colin's seems to not be very bassy, and especially the guitars seem to lack some low-end. I love Colin's work, I'm just wondering if anyone else has noticed this?
cobhc
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