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2014/03/30 17:06:24 (permalink)

hardcore metal mix advice?

i am not sure why death bell is different then chimera v4.5 i have all my setting just like thy where with chimera?
and the mixers are side by side and thy are alike same with effects. i tried checking them but nothing:( is it me or does death bell sound good? if not what should i do? raise guitar? drums? more snare? more bass?
 
ps i did change my bass vst! but i don't see any major difference:(
 
 
https://soundcloud.com/er...om-black-sheep-of-mars
 
https://soundcloud.com/eric-eros/deaths-bell
 
 
post edited by e.routt@hotmail.com - 2014/03/30 20:59:30
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    Re: hardcore metal mix advice? 2014/03/30 19:37:27 (permalink)
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    Re: hardcore metal mix advice? 2014/03/30 21:01:38 (permalink)
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    the links are broken, removed or set to private. can't get to them.
     


    sorry fixed it:)
    https://soundcloud.com/er...om-black-sheep-of-mars
     
    https://soundcloud.com/eric-eros/deaths-bell
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    Re: hardcore metal mix advice? 2014/03/30 23:21:17 (permalink)
    There is the difference in the Snare, obviously.  For some reason the Snare sound in DeathsBell doesn't seem to fit comfortably.  Chimera also has a deeper/thicker guitar line, which seemed, in my opinion to be a couple DB too loud.  Maybe the biggest difference is the Snare and actual guitar part between the songs.  I can't hear much of the Bass.
     
    What if you doubled (or tripled) the guitar in Deathsbell?
     
     


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    Re: hardcore metal mix advice? 2014/03/31 23:01:22 (permalink)
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    There is the difference in the Snare, obviously.  For some reason the Snare sound in DeathsBell doesn't seem to fit comfortably.  Chimera also has a deeper/thicker guitar line, which seemed, in my opinion to be a couple DB too loud.  Maybe the biggest difference is the Snare and actual guitar part between the songs.  I can't hear much of the Bass.
     
    What if you doubled (or tripled) the guitar in Deathsbell?
     
     


    yeah i think it sounds better? i raised the bass a bit! and doubled the guitar:) pan L/R 100% L/R 75% i will make a full mix with different tracks tonight if i can! thank you, stay tooned:)
     
    ps. i am adding more parts to brake it up a bit!
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