Danza IV

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Has anyone received an email regarding their pre order with the vinyl yet? I know they started shipping out last week, but I haven't gotten an email yet from indiemerch.
 

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been listening to The Alpha The Omega for about half a week now.... this album is awesome :D such a shame that it's the last one :'( are they going to tour this album?
 

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been listening to The Alpha The Omega for about half a week now.... this album is awesome :D such a shame that it's the last one :'( are they going to tour this album?
Nothing's confirmed yet, but from the looks of it, no :(
 

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Hey guys! I'm Nick Scott, and I produced/engineered/mixed this album.


Let me know if you have any questions.


Regarding the clipping: I'm 99% sure that was a mistake made during distro/duplication, there was absolutely no clipping going on in my master. Margin set to -.3 (Industry standard) and I think it peaks at about -8 RMS
 

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Hey guys! I'm Nick Scott, and I produced/engineered/mixed this album.


Let me know if you have any questions.


Regarding the clipping: I'm 99% sure that was a mistake made during distro/duplication, there was absolutely no clipping going on in my master. Margin set to -.3 (Industry standard) and I think it peaks at about -8 RMS

Cheers, Nick!
Great work on this release - by far my favourite Danza production.
Would be glad to hear any info regarding drums/guitars recording/processing, general review would be enough.
I love the punch brought by kick drum and chugging guitars, as well as hearing some slight vibey pumping which is awesome.
Any secret info on that überpunchy kick/snare?
Wasn't bothered by clipping issue - Machine Shop has already taught is clipping may sound pleasant in the right context:yesway:
 

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This album is just...filthy. Pure filth. It's disgusting. I'm sitting at work listening to it and just want to break stuff. I have never heard something so dissonant and dark that somehow manages to be composed in an orderly fashion.


Fuck.
 

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Cheers, Nick!
Great work on this release - by far my favourite Danza production.
Would be glad to hear any info regarding drums/guitars recording/processing, general review would be enough.
I love the punch brought by kick drum and chugging guitars, as well as hearing some slight vibey pumping which is awesome.
Any secret info on that überpunchy kick/snare?
Wasn't bothered by clipping issue - Machine Shop has already taught is clipping may sound pleasant in the right context:yesway:

Thanks!

The kick is simply 50%real kick and 50% sampled. The sample is the one I sampled from danzas actual kit and processed as well, sorta to just fill in the gaps and keep it consistient. Everything else for drums is 100% real.

The main thing I wanted on this record was to emmulate them live and focus on the 'slam' factor. Didn't give a shit about how even and pure the levels were so much because that comes natrually. So I esentially INFLAMED every instrument as largly as I possibly could. The thing that helped most with that is AMAZINGLY solid and filthy takes, and lots of parallel compression and other parallel tricks. I also slammed the 2bus with my favorite secret compressor. That's what helps to really groove that slam and make it feel like one giant monster rather than just a buch of perfectly fine tuned instruments
 

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The main thing I wanted on this record was to emmulate them live and focus on the 'slam' factor. Didn't give a shit about how even and pure the levels were so much because that comes natrually. So I esentially INFLAMED every instrument as largly as I possibly could. The thing that helped most with that is AMAZINGLY solid and filthy takes, and lots of parallel compression and other parallel tricks. I also slammed the 2bus with my favorite secret compressor. That's what helps to really groove that slam and make it feel like one giant monster rather than just a buch of perfectly fine tuned instruments

I've had the chance to see them live twice, both time had that crazy slam feel. This album is the closest I can get to feeling that insane live energy. Very well done man, it absolutely crushes. On a side note, do you have any other projects going on? I'm curious to hear what else you can do.
 

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Thanks!

The kick is simply 50%real kick and 50% sampled. The sample is the one I sampled from danzas actual kit and processed as well, sorta to just fill in the gaps and keep it consistient. Everything else for drums is 100% real.

The main thing I wanted on this record was to emmulate them live and focus on the 'slam' factor. Didn't give a shit about how even and pure the levels were so much because that comes natrually. So I esentially INFLAMED every instrument as largly as I possibly could. The thing that helped most with that is AMAZINGLY solid and filthy takes, and lots of parallel compression and other parallel tricks. I also slammed the 2bus with my favorite secret compressor. That's what helps to really groove that slam and make it feel like one giant monster rather than just a buch of perfectly fine tuned instruments

Very cool of you to give us some insight into the recording process, many thanks. :yesway:
 

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I've had the chance to see them live twice, both time had that crazy slam feel. This album is the closest I can get to feeling that insane live energy. Very well done man, it absolutely crushes. On a side note, do you have any other projects going on? I'm curious to hear what else you can do.

Yeah man, I work full time as head audio engineer with JoeySturgis, and I also mix a significent ammount of albums.
 

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I've been rooting around trying to find a CD to buy local but no dice. how bout sending over your good version Nick? I've got proof of purchase with my iTunes receipt I can send you haha :D

very nice job on the mix - so crushing. such a great guitar tone.
 

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I have the itunes version of this but I was wondering are there lyrics that come with the actual cd? Ive been looking all over but cant seem to find any
 

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I hear absolutely no clipping on my hard copy. Ive played it through my car speakers and studio monitors as well.
 

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Yeah man, I work full time as head audio engineer with JoeySturgis, and I also mix a significent ammount of albums.

A MODERN production in a GOOD way. :hbang: If you continue doing stuff like Danza IIII you could put your name on the map a.k.a. becoming the Bob Rock of Extremetal, lol. :hbang: Good stuff.
 
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