Deadsy Production Techniques?

silverdisk · 7th March 2005

Any idears???

Primarily i like the punch of the drums

and the weird sustained synth-like buzziness of the guitars

here's a link for some of their samples b'cause they are a little obscure

http://www.myspace.com/deadsy

thanks

logicll · 21st October 2006

Hey,

I know a bunch of deadsy tricks…

e to bad this post is so old!!!!!
Where are you.??

xopeth4 · 21st October 2006

I love the 'Commencement' CD - great songs and an amazing sound. Anything you want to share about that one?

silverdisk · 21st October 2006

Hello? I am here

So you know something about the Deadsy sound?

logicll · 22nd October 2006

Wow,

Yes…I haven’t asked Carlton all the specifics, I will do that…. However I have some tips…

Vocals..
Usually doubled (think Eventide H-3000)
Sometimes mixed with Vocoder vocals..
Chorus on vocals or mix of all three

Guitars:
Big muff or fuzz pedal
(got the sound from big muff, 7-string and drop the low b>a

Synth:
Jp-8000
Juno-106
Use the mod wheel !!!!

Drums???

Combo between
Live and programmed

I actually did a “Undercore” album, but it sounds so much like deadsy…I can’t use it…

7th March 2005	#1
silverdisk Gear maniac Joined: Jun 2004 Posts: 189 Thread Starter	Deadsy Production Techniques? Any idears??? Primarily i like the punch of the drums and the weird sustained synth-like buzziness of the guitars here's a link for some of their samples b'cause they are a little obscure http://www.myspace.com/deadsy thanks

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logicll Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2004 Location: California....?? Posts: 761	Hey, I know a bunch of deadsy tricks…e to bad this post is so old!!!!! Where are you.?? __________________ WHY...!

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xopeth4 Gear nut Joined: Jul 2006 Posts: 89	I love the 'Commencement' CD - great songs and an amazing sound. Anything you want to share about that one?

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logicll Lives for gear Joined: Jan 2004 Location: California....?? Posts: 761	Wow, Yes…I haven’t asked Carlton all the specifics, I will do that…. However I have some tips… Vocals.. Usually doubled (think Eventide H-3000) Sometimes mixed with Vocoder vocals.. Chorus on vocals or mix of all three Guitars: Big muff or fuzz pedal (got the sound from big muff, 7-string and drop the low b>a Synth: Jp-8000 Juno-106 Use the mod wheel !!!! Drums??? Combo between Live and programmed I actually did a “Undercore” album, but it sounds so much like deadsy…I can’t use it…