working on a decent Ddent tone (Periphery)

[ChristopherJames99]

Some guy on here idk remember who posted this with the DI's and i had it on my computer and i never messed around with it so i thought i would try it out, i only spent about 30 mins on it.

I don't have any good drum machine program's for this, so i just used a midi rock kit thats on cubase, my main reason of doing this was to just see if i could get a solid guitar tone down, djent is something im getting interested in,

leave any thoughts

the guitars are ENGL on pod farm, with a TS and thread plate cab.
and eq with reaper Vst plugin

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/13978357/Periphery djent guitar tone test working on patch.mp3

 

[dcb]

i cant really understand why people are not looking for the great djent references from meshuggahs chaosphere..
not some mediocre pod tones... i mean seriously, if you want the original djent sound,
get a t75, mic that with condensers. use a mesa boogie with tc pre amp, play like fred and marten and youll have the greatest djent
tone ever.

 

[XxRobbieChaosxX]

ddent.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1317792/SneapStuff/Covers/IcarusLivesCOVERwithVocals.mp3

^theres my tone with the mix.

Your tone lacks the "FUCK YOU" in your faceness that most 'ddent' tones have.

 

[syns]

ddent

 

[NSGUITAR]

ddent.

http://dl.dropbox.com/u/1317792/SneapStuff/Covers/IcarusLivesCOVERwithVocals.mp3

^theres my tone with the mix.

Your tone lacks the "FUCK YOU" in your faceness that most 'ddent' tones have.

I love the in tune vocals in your clip dude!

 

[A.H.]

I don't think that tone is too bad, but it lacks that punch. It's also a bit thin sounding. A lot of the punch problems probably stem more from the DI than from your tone, though.

Here's the Periphery tone I've been messing with.

What do you think?

 

[chrisrivalry]

I think AH comes the closest