
Horkin My Lunch
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I don't buy that, but that's all a matter of preference. It's not what you have, it's how you record it.
I don't buy that, but that's all a matter of preference. It's not what you have, it's how you record it.
Just for reference, here's where I'm at with the mix.
Butt Hash
I usually like to keep them a little above the mix to keep the energy up. If I even it out, everything tends to mask the kick and the snare, even when they are EQ'd to my liking. I usually need the kick and the snare to hit me. Either way, thank you.I don't think the guitar sounds too bad. The solo is a bit thin sounding. More than anything the drums are too loud in the mix.
All in all, I like it (especially the name).
I don't think I agree with this at all. Certain amps have very specific tonal characteristics that just can't be had with another amp.... It's not what you have, it's how you record it.
Pixies. Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine used cheap amps on their best recordings.how many of your favorite bands (that have HUGE guitar sounds) use a peavey bandit?
I don't think I agree with this at all. Certain amps have very specific tonal characteristics that just can't be had with another amp.
Pixies. Sonic Youth and My Bloody Valentine used cheap amps on their best recordings.
You can with the other end!
I don't think the amps are the problem, because they sound great in the room.
Again, I was looking for a grimey but powerful sound. It is a punk band after all.
Yes, two takes on the guitar and pan left/right. Fifty percent or more sounds a bit excessive though. Start at 15% and work your way out from there.
Then put the mics where your ears are.
Otherwise, put your ears where the mics are and find out what the mics hear. It will be very different than what your ears hear "in the room." Problem may not be the amps, but you may not be hearing everything coming out of the amps either, because your ears are not 1 inch from the speaker.
Get the best of both worlds..... multiple mics used for multiple takes.
I record vintage 30's, about 1/2 way between the center and the edge.
I don't buy that, but that's all a matter of preference. It's not what you have, it's how you record it.
listening to your track, the guitars sound very midrangy and over distorted.