I'm going to buy this today! So stoked to hear the quality of the cd and no mp3 shit...
Joey what amp model did you use on pod to achieve that White Chapel guitar overlay sound?
also any extra effects or details you want to share?
It happens at about 1:02 on the song District of misery.
Awesome
Do you have a favourite reverb plugin that you tend to use on most things? Also, presuming you have the reverb as an fx send, do you have eq on the fx channel? Which plugin are you using for the snare? It sounds great.
Not gonna say I love the music. But the production is top notch! Congratulations joey! Really love the spacial depth you gave to the snare!
Yeah there really is a nice ambience or atmosphere, you've done a great job. Thanks a lot for the info!the only time i ever use a fx send is for drum verb, and i use waves RVERB for drum reverb
guitars i just throw a reverb on the last insert (post fader)
im not using anything complicated. either pod xt reverb, or stock nuendo reverb
im not the kinda dude that gets into all that "special" sounding hyped up plugins. reverb is reverb. i definately understand there's differences but i use all of these things VERY subtley, and most of the time its not goin to matter as long as theirs a sense of ambience and longer decay. the only thing i went out of my way to really mess with was the vocal reverb. i used altiverb 5 with a convolution of a castle and automated the crap out of it throughout the entire record. there's some songs where the effect is so insane i dont think i'll ever recreate it.
if you use Rverb on the guitars as the last insert, what's the wet mix, like 4-5%?
wow, sounds great!! the production is fucking great.
Funny to see all that mesa boogie amps when it was all recorded with pods![]()
i dont use rverb with guitars
unless its a weird ass clean part (past experiences)
but using reverb as an insert usually requires a low wet mix depending on the application
if you're just adding some ambience to a lead, usually 10% at the most, more if you want to go to another dimension
often use voxengo MSED right after (increase the stereo gain, decrease the center gain)
that'll put the reverb way wide