Recording Journal Discussion Thread
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NvmbrsDoom5
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That could possibly be an awesome cover to do, but no that's not one of the songs we did.
beast from the east
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Jasonic
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I am a bit confused.
You guys recorded a cover already?
I thought only the drums were tracked.....
You guys recorded a cover already?
I thought only the drums were tracked.....
BalanceofPower
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Jasonic
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Novembers Paul
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Drums and scratch guitars at the moment. Not sure when you guys will hear the covers. They won't be part of the CD, so we'll need to see what happens with them.
So, with covers, 10 songs worth of drums are complete.
Katatonic89
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Novembers Paul
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We filmed quite a bit. It's all on old school 8mm tape right now, so this week, I'll bring the converter to the studio and put up some clips.
FrostGiant
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When you convert it will the timing be all screwed up so it looks like everything is in fast forward like all the old tyme movies? That would be awesome.
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BrandonS
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Heh you could argue who did what first, but as punk has shown, there's no way to pinpoint where a riff came from and there can be thousands upon thousands using the same riff with no repercussions. 
Do I think Joe Satriani was the first person to use that progression? No. And he won't be the last, neither will Coldplay.
As for ND covers.........Did you guys do an Opeth cover?
Do I think Joe Satriani was the first person to use that progression? No. And he won't be the last, neither will Coldplay.
As for ND covers.........Did you guys do an Opeth cover?
NvmbrsDoom5
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Questions for Larry and Vito:
I'm interested in how you do heavy guitars. Do you have a 'base sound' of, say, two guitars on each side?
Do you each do half of the rhythm tracks on each song, or does Vito do all the guitars on half the songs, and Larry all the guitars on the other half?
And if you've got some magic secret formula that shouldn't be shared, that's fine too.
I know you guys are busy with more important things, so don't worry about answering me any time soon. Thanks guys.
I'm interested in how you do heavy guitars. Do you have a 'base sound' of, say, two guitars on each side?
Do you each do half of the rhythm tracks on each song, or does Vito do all the guitars on half the songs, and Larry all the guitars on the other half?
And if you've got some magic secret formula that shouldn't be shared, that's fine too.
I know you guys are busy with more important things, so don't worry about answering me any time soon. Thanks guys.
Novembers Paul
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I know you asked those guys, but since they are busy recording, I can answer this I believe. Larry and Vito each play their own rhythm tracks on each song. They do in fact double each guitar, so there are 2 on each side, to fatten up the sound. Harmonies overdubs, solos, and clean guitars are added later. It's all layering upon layering.
Jasonic
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I am not in the band, but feel I know them well enough to add to Paul's post.
VITO DOES WHATEVER THE HELL HE'S TOLD TO DO!!!
VITO DOES WHATEVER THE HELL HE'S TOLD TO DO!!!
NvmbrsDoom5
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Right, everything Paul said is correct. Vito and I both play on every song, doing our own rhythm guitar parts, harmonies, etc. And we usually do at least two tracks each of our heavy rhythms and such. I'm proud to say that considering the amount of tracks we use up for guitars, Vito and I move pretty quickly especially on the heavier stuff. And as I mentioned in the recording journal thread, I think the guitar sound we've got on this new cd is crushing, much more ballsy than in the past.
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