Exactly. The guy who wrote The Swedish DM book actually has a video on Youtube and maxes out everything and gets the exact tone playing some Entombed riffs and also says something about metal-zones being shit.
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Exactly. The guy who wrote The Swedish DM book actually has a video on Youtube and maxes out everything and gets the exact tone playing some Entombed riffs and also says something about metal-zones being shit.
I've been working on a new death metal song for a few weeks finally finishing it alittle earlier. I plan on going to a friends this weekend were he has drums,guitars, and bass laying it down on an 8 track than adding vocals,solo's,etc.. to it. I finally got my sound with my new head and really want to record onto disk because it will be easy to get onto the net.
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I fucking love this song I wrote strongly
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Well I don't really have any opinion about how it is for guitar, never really used it except to try it out and I'd hardly call that even close to an educated opinion, for obvious reasons. But that's cool.
WAIF, you're right about the MZ being better for noise; I need quick tonal changes and being able to scoop mid frequencies and play around with crazy shit like that is great in a live setting. Too bad mine is dead.
The Ozzman
Melted by feels
I've been trying to get mine back from a friend who borrowed it, but I'm not sure why. The only use for guitar was doing crazy whammy tricks. I'd sell mine for the cost of shipping, tbh.
Life Sucks
and then you die
Yeah, lets hear it. If you have a V-Amp or other kind of recording interface, I'm sure you can electronically produce a drum loop and record it yourself.I've been working on a new death metal song for a few weeks finally finishing it alittle earlier. I plan on going to a friends this weekend were he has drums,guitars, and bass laying it down on an 8 track than adding vocals,solo's,etc.. to it. I finally got my sound with my new head and really want to record onto disk because it will be easy to get onto the net.
I fucking love this song I wrote strongly
viewerfromnihil
Vein-Marbled Tower
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Eligos
Problem Yet to be Solved
This. Although I don't mind scooped mids on guitar. But for bass guitar it's a different story.
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genocide roach
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So glad people are talking about scooping mids in relation to guitar when it was originally brought up in the context of a style of music/sound that uses no instrumentation how it was meant to be used.
viewerfromnihil
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Eligos
Problem Yet to be Solved
Yeah definitely false. Mids make for a very strong clean tone. Scooping them will muddy up your sound.
viewerfromnihil
Vein-Marbled Tower
i'm talking about more acoustic style clean tone. mids make them too brill and sharp which is exactly what you don't want with clean tones
edit: btw, i love mids, all of my favorite guitar tones are very mid heavy. however, there is a time and i place for mids and personally, i don't think that clean tones are the place for them
edit: btw, i love mids, all of my favorite guitar tones are very mid heavy. however, there is a time and i place for mids and personally, i don't think that clean tones are the place for them
Eligos
Problem Yet to be Solved
For acoustic I would agree with you for sure. But for that classic bright Fender Telecaster clean tone mids are fundamental.
viewerfromnihil
Vein-Marbled Tower
yes but the tone that you are talking about is the classic tele tone known for brightness and a bit of break up in the end. if it didn't have that break up in the end, the brightness would overrun everything and actually turn out to be quite unpleasant sounding
