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Mixing metal with weird delay guitars
Still needs a bit of sorting out with the mixing.
I've just been trying to mess around with some different sounds, let me know what you think
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Still needs a bit of sorting out with the mixing.
I've just been trying to mess around with some different sounds, let me know what you think
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Re: Mixing metal with weird delay guitars
I dig. Really wish it were an entire song. I kept hearing parts where I was like "OKay the vocals should come in...NOW"...but they didn't. And then it was over.
Still, cool stuff.
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Re: Mixing metal with weird delay guitars
Cheers for checking it out
Yeah, it's not finished yet, but I decided to abandon programming the drums and get some guitars layered over the first 2 minutes to see if the concept was going to work.
I can't sing to save my life, but I'd probably have clean vocals over it if there were going to be anyComment
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Re: Mixing metal with weird delay guitars
Tsshh tsshh tsssh(cymbals trying to kill my hearing ) erm hehe you burn man!!
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Re: Mixing metal with weird delay guitars
Yeah, I probably should take a tiny bit of highs out of the cymbals lol.
Cheers for checking it out
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Re: Mixing metal with weird delay guitars
Sounds really cool. How did you record the rhythm - double tracking? Or if it's delay doing that, could you explain a bit more?Comment
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Re: Mixing metal with weird delay guitars
The delay guitars are the trem picked "melody" lines over the top of the rhythm. The delay was put pre instead of post.
The rhythm was doulble tracked.
Guitar port was used for all guitar sounds
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