After the Burial's Recording gear for "In Dreams"???

[PineappleExpress]

Hey, I'd really love to find out what recording gear After the burial used on their latest album... I got a chance to speak to Anthony and Dan after a show and found out that it was mostly recorded DI if not all the album. If I had to guess I'd say the guitars were run through an axe fx then straight into the interface and edited using logic, and the drums were recorded on a Roland TD-20kx or something similar using the Superiordrummer 2.0 plugin, that is all i think i know so far, any gear pointers and any more info would be appreciated.

Thanks, Matt.

 

[nojyeloot]

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[PineappleExpress]

I've seen this before, is this the actual recording the riffs to the album? I thought it was just them demoing the tracks.

Cheers - Matt

 

[PineappleExpress]

I've seen this before, is this the actual recording the riffs to the album? I thought it was just them demoing the tracks.

Cheers - Matt

I've seen this before, is this the actual recording the riffs to the album? I thought it was just them demoing the tracks.

Cheers - Matt

 

[Chri]

This thread was made by the guy who mixed the album: After The Burial teaser track! - Ultimate Metal Forum

You should be able to find answers to most of your questions there

 

[Floppystrings]

They have everything they need right there it seems.

Laptop, recording interface, Axe-fx.

They are playing direct so the only sound might be from the monitors.

 

[PineappleExpress]

This thread was made by the guy who mixed the album: After The Burial teaser track! - Ultimate Metal Forum

You should be able to find answers to most of your questions there

Thanks alot for the link... I've heard the term re-amping alot lately and I noticed one of the guys from periphery/red seas fire mentioned it as i have one on facebook... What is the process of that?

 

[Chri]

You record the dry signal that your guitars are producing and feet it through either plugin based amp software, something like an Axe FX or Pod, or a real amp set up. This way you are not limited to recording a single tone and having to work with only that one tone. That is the simplest way of explaining it, but there is tons of information on the subject. Just do a quick Google search

 

[PineappleExpress]

You record the dry signal that your guitars are producing and feet it through either plugin based amp software, something like an Axe FX or Pod, or a real amp set up. This way you are not limited to recording a single tone and having to work with only that one tone. That is the simplest way of explaining it, but there is tons of information on the subject. Just do a quick Google search

Thanks for the help mate!

 

[Philligan]

Not sure if it's mentioned in that link but they reamped through a Fortin Natas