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http://www.lightningmp3.com/li...16-exploding_jesus.mp3
Its only a 1:30ish song, but its pretty cool.
check it out!
Its only a 1:30ish song, but its pretty cool.
check it out!
a short "metal" song :)
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HamburgerBoy
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Is this seriously what passes as black metal these days? It sounds like lamely distorted talking over a third-rate Sega Genesis racing game soundtrack.
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BlueAcolyte
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this song needs more double pedal and sick neck crawling solos, not repetitive hooks found in pop rock.
A Casual Fitz
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Krynj
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Don't insult actual awesome solos by calling that an awesome solo.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v...Xtm0dM&feature=related
Feel free to call that an awesome solo.
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yeah, i didn't really think they were black metal, but i guess thats what they call themselves. it sounds more hard rock to me with silly lyrics. they have some pretty bad songs IMO but they have a popular "underground" internet following of some sort. as far as musicians go they were pretty good. i think their drummer is endorsed by some custom drum company (dunno the name, i think it started with an S...maybe Shine?).
no pictures of studio right now, but recorded the drums in a warehouse. hardware used was a firepod and a firebox for ten inputs, one kick, one snare, two OHs, four toms, and two room mics. guitar amps were mic'd with a standard sm57 (it was a peavey amp of some sort and a b-52 st6012 that was like mine but sounded better). bass was just run direct into the box, a fender jaguar. DAW used was audition 3.
i updated the title, i'd like to call them "metal" instead of metal, you know? maybe they are J-POP
no pictures of studio right now, but recorded the drums in a warehouse. hardware used was a firepod and a firebox for ten inputs, one kick, one snare, two OHs, four toms, and two room mics. guitar amps were mic'd with a standard sm57 (it was a peavey amp of some sort and a b-52 st6012 that was like mine but sounded better). bass was just run direct into the box, a fender jaguar. DAW used was audition 3.
i updated the title, i'd like to call them "metal" instead of metal, you know? maybe they are J-POP
Holy FUCK! Vultures solo... what a coincidence that it's my favorite SONG and favorite SOLO out of hundreds of Arch Enemy songs. You ROCK man! I had no idea there was a close-up video of solo like this.
CraKaJaX
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Originally posted by: NightDarker
yeah, i didn't really think they were black metal, but i guess thats what they call themselves. it sounds more hard rock to me with silly lyrics. they have some pretty bad songs IMO but they have a popular "underground" internet following of some sort. as far as musicians go they were pretty good. i think their drummer is endorsed by some custom drum company (dunno the name, i think it started with an S...maybe Shine?).
no pictures of studio right now, but recorded the drums in a warehouse. hardware used was a firepod and a firebox for ten inputs, one kick, one snare, two OHs, four toms, and two room mics. guitar amps were mic'd with a standard sm57 (it was a peavey amp of some sort and a b-52 st6012 that was like mine but sounded better). bass was just run direct into the box, a fender jaguar. DAW used was audition 3.
i updated the title, i'd like to call them "metal" instead of metal, you know? maybe they are J-POP
I'm going to assume a SM57 on snare? What kind of overheads did he have?
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Originally posted by: CraKaJaX
Originally posted by: NightDarker
yeah, i didn't really think they were black metal, but i guess thats what they call themselves. it sounds more hard rock to me with silly lyrics. they have some pretty bad songs IMO but they have a popular "underground" internet following of some sort. as far as musicians go they were pretty good. i think their drummer is endorsed by some custom drum company (dunno the name, i think it started with an S...maybe Shine?).
no pictures of studio right now, but recorded the drums in a warehouse. hardware used was a firepod and a firebox for ten inputs, one kick, one snare, two OHs, four toms, and two room mics. guitar amps were mic'd with a standard sm57 (it was a peavey amp of some sort and a b-52 st6012 that was like mine but sounded better). bass was just run direct into the box, a fender jaguar. DAW used was audition 3.
i updated the title, i'd like to call them "metal" instead of metal, you know? maybe they are J-POP
I'm going to assume a SM57 on snare? What kind of overheads did he have?
Yep, just an SM57 on the snare. I borrowed some Rode NT-2s for the overheads (can't afford those guys just yet). FOr the room, I just spaced a couple of MXL990s about eight feet apart and about eight or 10 feet back from the kit.
BrokenVisage
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