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Metal Mixing Guide #2 [Re-amping, Mixing, Mastering Explained]
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Metal Mixing Guide #2 [Re-amping, Mixing, Mastering Explained]
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I like this very much.
Can you give some advice (or maybe even a video tutorial) on multi-tracking
for rock or metal.
Perhaps take a classic rock-metal track, like maybe “Enter Sandman” and say
how many tracks are for guitars/vox/bass/drums and their position/pan
setting etc. I know that every song is different, but an idea where to
start would be really appreciated.
hey man, GREAT job your doing,realy!!! i’m looking for the guide i witch
you explane the routing and configuration of superior with cubase. whats
the name of that tutorial? and please, keep on doing what your doing M/
what is the program which you use? sorry for my english :)
Amazing sound! Priceless info! Thanks for sharing!
Sweeet, and brootal
a ideia: Swedish Death Metal !!
Hello! Thanks for the video.
I would recommend you changing the language of cubase to english, then it
would be much easier to follow. Especially if the viewer are trying to
follow you and while using a different DAW. At least I would prefer
English. Think about it! Thanks! =)
Hahhaha 😀 Sounds good thank you for the tips. You’re hilarious
Where can I hear the full song already mixed?
AMAZING ! ! !
sounds fucking awesom!!!
what version of Trillian bass do you use? when I look it up, there seems to
be different versions of it.. like trilogy and that?!? I just bought myself
a tech21 vt bass pedal.. but hearing your Trillian bass I’m shocked! it
even sounds pre compressed and nicely level
What do I need to buy for this kind of mix? Getting really frustrated with
my mix.. Got a lot of ideas, but it never gets good in my head, because the
mix sucks.
I wonder if you could unravel Fleshgod Apocalypse’s secret, I’ve watched
like a lot of your videos, which I thought were brilliant, however, I
haven’t seen anything that’s proper symphonic metal, now I have this song
here and I’m trying to mix it but it just doesn’t sound like how I want it
to sound, got any tips for making sure every piece of the orchestra is
clearly heard while keeping the thing metal and everything else? Fleshgod
Apocalypse’s latest record, King, and Adagio’s Archangels In Black have to
be some of my favorite bands ever, in terms of music and production.
has anyone actually managed to reproduce any of this stuff. I’m seriously
thinking of givinj it a go with the patron thing… but i use reaper. not
Cubase
Nice videos! Helped me a lot! Can you do some mixing tutorial of
“Neoclassical old bands, like Masmsteen” please?
Thank you man!
Very interesting material, besides easy and fun to watch! 😀 Muchas gracias
brow
One question, do you record the Guitar into a .wav/.mp3 file or you
generate it with a VST? If so, what VST is it? Thank you in advance.
What bitcrusher are you using?
You make me leave behind all my software and start using all you use… and
I might actually do it.