New Recording: A Fair Judgement Outro

[AdamWathan]

http://www.pendergast.net/dumpy/

Both my Fair Judgement and my Deliverance clips are there....

 

[Protected Witness]

You are a 1/2 step lower than Opeth.

 

[AdamWathan]

Yep, I am aware, lol...I've got a locking system so I transpose all the Opeth stuff I play into what my guitar is tuned to...not a huge difference so it isn't a really big deal...

 

[Dem0n0fTheFall4]

that was pretty awesome man...I loved the vocal melody on guitar and the tone on the distortion is great...keep up the good Opeth coverin' :-D

 

[DeTh^^]

what program/s do you use?

 

[DeTh^^]

cos im interested in doing something like that.
u just plug ur guitar into ur sound card?

 

[Ermz]

How the hell were you able to tell it was half a step lower???

Great tone by the way, I'm assuming you just plug the guitar into a processor and straight into the computer for the distorted part?

 

[DemonOfTheFall]

Originally posted by Moonlapse
How the hell were you able to tell it was half a step lower???

listen...

 

[DeTh^^]

Originally posted by Moonlapse
How the hell were you able to tell it was half a step lower???

Great tone by the way, I'm assuming you just plug the guitar into a processor and straight into the computer for the distorted part?

ahh so the distortion effect wasnt from the computer?

 

[Ermz]

Originally posted by DemonOfTheFall
listen...

helpful

 

[DemonOfTheFall]

I guess it's not so hard, played guitar for five years, and piano eight years before that.

 

[Dvoters]

What program did you use for the drums? They sound fairly real if it is midi. Im struggling to find a good sounding GM KIT for Cubase.

Sounds good man

\m/

 

[AdamWathan]

Thanks dudes....I used the same setup as my last recording, a Jackson Dinky into a POD on a modififed Soldano SLO preset straight into my soundcard. I recorded it all into ProTools FREE 5.01 or whatever and sequenced the drums using wav samples in leafDrums 2.11

 

[Dem0n0fTheFall4]

Originally posted by Moonlapse
How the hell were you able to tell it was half a step lower???

Great tone by the way, I'm assuming you just plug the guitar into a processor and straight into the computer for the distorted part?

It's pretty easy to tell if it's a half step down If you play guitar and know how to tune :-D When it's a step down it sounds much heavyer than it would in standard tuning, and since Opeth tunes to standard it sounds out of the ordinary listening to it, so that's how I figure it out

 

[Hopkins-WitchfinderGeneral]

It sounds different. As its in a different key when its half a step down.