Deadstar
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There's a good amount in the sub area compressed as fuck, but guess there's too much to destroy a sub system
or hey, if any of you guys still remember this and like super-large, out of control low: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zgKJSw6BRdw
Then you'll like this:
http://www.vildhjarta.com/vildhjarta-traces.mp3
Similar production style with the kick all subby and scooped
Haha that song is legendary... mostly because that's where "BAUOOOW!" comes from (I love that particular riff, it's amazing!)
But as for the production, it's not even close to "Pillars". There is just too much sub bass and it's all over the place... the kick has a longer "tail", maybe from compression, on the sub. On "Pillars", it's very tight but still subby and fat.
The overall production is also quite thin apart from the overly abused sub frequencies, doesn't have the same thickness in the lower mids (lower mids is so hard to get right... most of the time we just wanna scoop 'em out because we are sensitive to it, but without it, it just sounds ass).
Which mix is your favorite one when it comes to bass frequencies?
A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step - "Pet"
A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step - "Pet"
Ok I definately need to check out A Perfect Circle - Thirteenth Step - "Pet". 3 posts in a row hailing it? It's gotta be good
Edit: Checked it out, damn it's heavy! It's awesome when they get such powerful bass without overpowering the whole mix.
Andy Wallace mixed it, and that guy always puts out good as fuck mixes, as we all know.
most certainly King's X Dogman
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