YT: Diezel Einstein clip

[Toni S.]

That's some real tasty tone Ola! If I may, what does your guitar processing usually consist of? Your tones are so up front and in your face/loud.

thanks!

Joe

+1 to that question! How do you master your recordings usually?

 

[Ola Englund]

That's some real tasty tone Ola! If I may, what does your guitar processing usually consist of? Your tones are so up front and in your face/loud.

thanks!

Joe

On this one just a noise gate,a compressor and a filter for guitars.

Compressor like usual around 4:1 and filter set to lowpass around 6000 hz.

 

[Ola Englund]

+1 to that question! How do you master your recordings usually?

I must say since I got a really good bass guitar I haven't used anything more than the Logic Ad-Limiter for mastering.

The bass I'm using sits so well with the rest of my mixes so I don't even bother using multiband compressor anymore. I leave that to the limiter to even out the worst.

 

[J.DavisNJ]

Thanks for the info dude! I ask because when hearing the raw files of your Recto, for example, then hearing the final product, it's like hollllly shit that sounds massive!

Joe

 

[Ola Englund]

Thanks for the info dude! I ask because when hearing the raw files of your Recto, for example, then hearing the final product, it's like hollllly shit that sounds massive!

Joe

The bass helps alot. Doesn't work if the guitars are to massive. The bass need to lift the rest.

 

[Toni S.]

Thanks for the info dude! Do you just DI your bass and leave it like that or do you run it through something?

 

[Ola Englund]

Thanks for the info dude! Do you just DI your bass and leave it like that or do you run it through something?

One channel straight through and one through revalver!