Hardcore / Screamo mix ...

[riffscience81]

I really liked the guitars, mix, vocals, low end, high end, and everything else in between. The only thing I don't like is the click in the bass drum. I think it's just a bit louder in the mix than it should be. Other than that.

Great!!!


Nate

Good band too.

[Matt Grabe]

Originally Posted by riffscience81

The only thing I don't like is the click in the bass drum. I think it's just a bit louder in the mix than it should be.

It is a bit clicky! Thank you for your input!

Anybody else?

[MikeVYo]

sounds good man...i agree with the click in the kick, yes i definetly hear clipping...sucks everyone wants everything so loud huh?

[John Suitcase]

Pretty cool, I agree that the kick is a little clicky, and lacks a little low-mid punch. I thought the vocals sounded cool, love the lo-fi harmony thing. The guitars may be a little too loud, or too wide, for some reason they seemed a little detached to me, but not a big thing. The only thing I hear that I maybe would have spent more time on is the snare. It seems to get really lost when the band is playing, sounds fine on the little roll sections, but disappears a bit in the heavy parts.

Overall a very nice, polished sounding mix, if I were mastering it, I'd likely do some m/s work to bring the center up a little and tame the sides.

Good job!

[DrummerGuy09]

Great sounding track!

How did you record/mix guitars?
Standard 57? Doubled a few times? Panned LR?

Good job!

[Matt Grabe]

Originally Posted by DrummerGuy09

How did you record/mix guitars?
Standard 57? Doubled a few times? Panned LR?

I'm glad you enjoy it!

The left guitar was...

Gibson Les Paul Studio -> ENGL Powerball -> Mesa 4x12 Vintage 30 cab -> Gefell UM900 -> API 312

The right guitar was the same setup but a 5150 head.

No doubles, just the two guitar players with one track each (a few dubs here and there). And yes, they were hard panned L & R.