Tue Madsen
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all gods fail...
Haven't Gorefest done most of their stuff with Tue? Their latest: Rise to Ruin sounds awesome. Love the gtr sound -a mix of marshall and Recto
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Really simple trick in fact:
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He still mix with his Behringer speaker and with small genelec (yammy HS50 before)
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amarshism
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He mixed my mates band, anime fire, www.myspace.com/wherethewolvesfeartotread
Not a well known mix of his but interested in opinions as we're on the same label.
Not a well known mix of his but interested in opinions as we're on the same label.
Ermz
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That's a pretty cool achievement for an Australian band. Sounds fairly solid through headphones. Vox really scream Stanne from DT. I had heard of these guys, but never the music before.
amarshism
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Tracked in Perth but mixed by tue. 12k for 4 tracks. Gtrs were all as were tracked, 5150 and Mesa and framus cobra all through recto cab as far as I know. I believe overheads were tracked with electro kit, all drum samples were tues as well I believe. All programming of beats and glitches done by the vocalist. Keen to hear their new album, will be a similar method, track here, tue to mix. The pre pro tones for it are slamming.
Ermz
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Cool, good luck to them. When you say 12k for 4 tracks, do you mean from the ground up, or only to mix?
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amarshism
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They tracked it by themselves so I'm assuming that's just the mix. I'm pretty sure they said it was around that for the mix.
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Ermz
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Hmm, I've really gotta revisit my prices 
. The entire Untruth EP from the ground up was close to 1/3rd of that, and about a quarter of it was dispersed to other studios and for mastering.
The Eye of the Enemy guys told me similar things about his pricing, hence why they decided to think more locally for the mix. Tue was a fair bit more costly than even Nordstrom.
. The entire Untruth EP from the ground up was close to 1/3rd of that, and about a quarter of it was dispersed to other studios and for mastering.The Eye of the Enemy guys told me similar things about his pricing, hence why they decided to think more locally for the mix. Tue was a fair bit more costly than even Nordstrom.
amarshism
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Other friends of mine are heading to new York to record with machine in 12 days. I imagine he'd be fairly pricy as well. Another band on our label just got back from tracking with steve evetts who did their album ground up and that was 40!!
Shit ain't cheap, but unfortunately, even if you got the game, you still need the name to command fees like that.
Shit ain't cheap, but unfortunately, even if you got the game, you still need the name to command fees like that.
+1 unfortunately. His mixes for The Haunted are alright to me, but Heaven Shall Burn's Iconoclast just sounds horrible to me.
I've said it before and I'll say it again...I think the guitars on that album are really nothing more than white noise with a huge high mid hump. Most of the time you can't hear them at all, IMO.
all you guys talking about how over-compressed this or that mix is, i can tell you this;i work for the same label reps as Tue and every other mixer, and there are definitely pressures to compress quite heavily... so before you think too poorly of a mixer, think about what they've been asked to do and by whom.
expectations are what expectations are... to ignore them is at your peril (employment-wise).
expectations are what expectations are... to ignore them is at your peril (employment-wise).
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GeertSamuel
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Don't dig the music but really like Mnemic's new album mix.. Seriously HATED it at first...but dig it now..
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