soilwork using fredman technique on new record
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EdwardPayne
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Whats up with this technique? I tried it but it didn't rock my socks of. Why do you like it so much?
Nitronium Blood
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So, I don't know much about Soilwork...WHo's that guitar player there? I thought Wichers, who left, was the only one who played Caps?
Pman
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i think its time i keep my pod off for a while
i guess you could use the fredman technique on a pod and cab, but it wouldnt be worth it
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JeffTD
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That's Ola Frenning, Wichers' uncle.
They both played Caparisons, though.New rhythm guitarist = dude from Dimension Zero
EdwardPayne
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Yes I think I'll have to try it some more. I actually did it on a band (http://endlesstorture.com/wp-content/01-fugitives-lament.mp3) on a 5150 and a Marshall cab. It was OK but maybe it can get better.
Ronnie_Rocker
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ffaudio
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I used this technique yesterday while doing a band. I'd move the mics around until I got a sound I like and when I hit the phase it almost was completely nulling, just terrible hi fi fizzy shit left. So I figured it worked out pretty well. I got some damn heavy sounding guitars out of it. Now just to figure out how to get this kick drum to pop though all of the chunky low end of the guitars.
Oh, and I used a 57 and a 421 instead of two 57s.
Oh, and I used a 57 and a 421 instead of two 57s.
That's Ola Frenning, Wichers' uncle.
New rhythm guitarist = dude from Dimension Zero
They must look somewhat similar? All the pics I've seen of the guitarists in that band are always playing Angelus's it seems and they always look like that dude.
I need to check them out, I've had too many people comment on this band to keep ignoring them I guess.
They used to use Dellinger and Horus models.
The solos on Natural Born Chaos are some of the tastiest solos ever! Also an AMAZING guest solo from Mattias "IA" Eklundh
Speaking of Caparisons, mine finally came back from the workshop. 6 months to get repaired!
I use this technique all the time but only as a time saver as I always record on my own and it's a good way to find the best 'sweet spot' faster. Only ever record the one mic tho
The solos on Natural Born Chaos are some of the tastiest solos ever! Also an AMAZING guest solo from Mattias "IA" Eklundh
Speaking of Caparisons, mine finally came back from the workshop. 6 months to get repaired!
I use this technique all the time but only as a time saver as I always record on my own and it's a good way to find the best 'sweet spot' faster. Only ever record the one mic tho
deathtotaliban
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i'm going to try this technique on Saturday, with a 57 and my new i5, can't wait. It usually turns out pretty good, but you really just have to move the mics around until you get what you're looking for.
All I have to say about it, having played around with it a ton, is that if it doesn't blow your fucking socks off you're doing it wrong. For that kind of stuff, it's unbeatable - I can see why some thrash guys and more technical players might like single-mics right on the cap-cone intersection, but for stuff like Soilwork it'll rip your head off when you get it right.
Jeff
Jeff
Mortal_Dezire
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Ok. Not to sound like a total newb, but what is this technique that you guys are so hot over? I didn't see anything in the picture that was really unusual...
