Vildhjarta Guitar Sound

Daller

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Hey Guys!

I'm really impressed by this guitarsound, but i don't know how to achieve it.
Is it possible that they use parallel-compression on the guitars or something like that?





please help me!
 
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That mix does something really weird at like 43 seconds and flares up retardedly loud for like 1 beat... I cant tell why... But i like the tone...
 
If you don't own a pod I know programs like guitar rig and pod farm can give you that tone.
Achieving that sound is a matter of blending the bass and the electric guitar in a way that the guitar fills the highs and high mids and the bass acts as the bottom end of the guitar.
These tones tend to only sound good when used in this particular genre (because the bass always follows the guitar)
 
That mix does something really weird at like 43 seconds and flares up retardedly loud for like 1 beat... I cant tell why... But i like the tone...

haha, thats the ridiculous amounts of compression they have on the mix...
Whats happening is during the silence the compressor(s) are "releasing" and when the mix kicks back in the compressor is attacking back into what sounds like a large amount of gain reduction.. So that loud BOOM you hear is just the compressors taking time to "attack" back into the normal gain reduction they are functioning at.
 
I figured it was pumping just making sure i wasnt crazy... I dont master my own tracks so i have never compressed something that much lol
 
THe 'clean' tone there could also be a POD, and it is beautiful.. I have some clean POD tones that are surprisingly great (even w/o tweaking much), totally usable
..not the case w high gain, we all know why (which is, ironically, what they focused on)
 
haha, thats the ridiculous amounts of compression they have on the mix...
Whats happening is during the silence the compressor(s) are "releasing" and when the mix kicks back in the compressor is attacking back into what sounds like a large amount of gain reduction.. So that loud BOOM you hear is just the compressors taking time to "attack" back into the normal gain reduction they are functioning at.

That sounds like youtube's compression more than anything else
 
you are a faggot

newbs to the forum = newbs to recording?


i mean like i dont know the guy but thats kind of a shot in the dark

You both assume I'm talking about the OP. I wasn't. It wasn't pointed at either of you either. We've had lots of "trolls" around here lately, and this was targeted at one in-particular. No need to take offense Otop, relax.