Bring on the juns! Kristian Kohle dials in what might be the perfect death metal guitar tone using the raw multi-tracks for “Vespertine Decay” by Aborted off their album “TerrorVision.” The tone is a blend of several amps, cabs and pedals including a Mesa Dual Rectifier and a Boss HM-2. He fine tunes it a bit with Fabfilter Pro Q …
Mixing MESHUGGAH lead guitars w/ Daniel Bergstrand
Dissecting one of the most iconic solos of all time Heavy music can essentially be divided into two categories: before Meshuggah and after Meshuggah. They completely changed the game with not only their songwriting, but also the groundbreaking and unique production on “Destroy Erase Improve” courtesy of the one and only Daniel Bergstrand. We consider ourselves insanely fortunate to have …
Mixing MESHUGGAH guitars with Tue Madsen
Sometimes more is actually more You’ll often hear us say that less is more – that if you’ve got a ton of plugins on every channel or super complex signal chains that it’s probably compensating for a mistake you made somewhere else. And while that is generally true (#tbt when I first started out and had like 4 or 5 …
Andrew Wade’s hack for re-amping without re-amping
Expect the unexpected A producer is far more than a mixer, songwriter or engineer. You’re also a psychologist, creative consultant and most of all a resourceful problem-solver. While every session is different, the one thing you can always count on is that you’re going to get some curveballs – and you’ll only be as successful as your ability to deal with …
Mixing quad-tracked MACHINE HEAD guitars
Quad-tracked guitars are a great way to get that massive, thick sound, but they do have their challenges. In this clip from NAIL THE MIX, Joel Wanasek works with quad-tracked guitars in a Machine Head session, using some smart EQ moves and a little limiting to balance them against the bass and drums while retaining the thickness and depth of …
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