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Metal Gilda Theme

Postby BlackElectric » 26 Dec 2011 22:14

I was finally able to do a metal song after forever!

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Re: Metal Gilda Theme

Postby PinkieGuy » 26 Dec 2011 23:11

Some thoughts:

- The frequency for the click in the drum needs to move up a couple of thousand hertz, it's a bit to slappy instead of clicky.
- The rhythm guitars have too much bass and not enough mid, plus a touch to much gain, so it'll all a little muddy.
- leads are too loud against everything.
- Are those rhythm guitars being panned/double tracked? If not, doing so will help fill them out.
- I can't hear bass, that's not nescessarily bad.
- Hats are getting lost in the mix, could suggest slight panning to the side, and some reverb to bring them out.


Hope some of this helps.

The idea seems cool though.
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Re: Metal Gilda Theme

Postby BlackElectric » 27 Dec 2011 01:32

Thanks for listening PinkieGuy!

PinkieGuy wrote:- The frequency for the click in the drum needs to move up a couple of thousand hertz, it's a bit to slappy instead of clicky.

I have no idea what that means xD Can you explain it a bit?

- I can't hear bass, that's not nescessarily bad.

I don't have a bass guitar, so is there something I can put in its place?

- Hats are getting lost in the mix, could suggest slight panning to the side, and some reverb to bring them out.

Just to one side?
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Re: Metal Gilda Theme

Postby PinkieGuy » 27 Dec 2011 08:47

BlackElectric wrote:Thanks for listening PinkieGuy!


You're welcome. We need more metal bronies.

BlackElectric wrote:I have no idea what that means xD Can you explain it a bit?

Here's a great article to explain what I mean:
http://www.benvesco.com/blog/mixing/200 ... mpression/


I don't have a bass guitar, so is there something I can put in its place?

There are some free bass vsts, but if worst comes to worst, record a clean guitar and pitch shift it down an octave.

Just to one side?

As little as 10% to the left or right could just help to spread the mix out a bit more. At the moment, lots is in the centre.
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Re: Metal Gilda Theme

Postby BlackElectric » 27 Dec 2011 14:15

Alright. Thanks for the advice!
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Re: Metal Gilda Theme

Postby Plaaay » 28 Dec 2011 11:44

I really like the idea! The guitars sound really good. But as a whole, it sounds a bit empty. However, after following PinkieGuy's advice it will definitely sound fuller.
Great job! Keep it up!
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Re: Metal Gilda Theme

Postby BlackElectric » 28 Dec 2011 13:34

Thank you ! ^^
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