Gemmeadia
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Lepou Legion mixed with Lecto and various IRs.
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Djent Tone w/ Free Amp Sims (Clip)
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Noxon
Is a Lurker
Goddamn dude! Beefy!! I love it. Very nicely done.
The Rastatute
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Dang that is some great tone. Did you use a boost like tse808?
Chi
Niverlare
Mind sharing details ? Sounds cool.
Gemmeadia
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Thanks guys! For this tone I did not use the 808 since the two amps created enough energy in the tone without it. Im using a Recto IR, a little bit of Periphery IR, and a custom one on each guitar track. I have them going to a Guitar buss with C1 comp, Decapitator, and EQ.
This is awesome, man! Pretty interesting that there was no need for a screamer to get a tight tone like that. Are those any specific drum samples that you're using or is it self mixed? 'cause I feel like it complements the guitars well.
Gemmeadia
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I am using a combination of SSD4 for the main drums, and SD2 Metal Foundry for the cymbals and overheads! There are 3 blended snares in this mix, all in SSD4. Kick is Kick 10.
darkflame
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Ho are the guitars mixed? Do you have one with legion on the left another with lecto and the same on the right side? Care to share any amp settings etc?
Gemmeadia
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Both amps on each track. I would start with about 1/4 gain on each amp and go from there. A lot of it is EQ and the IRs making the tone.
SmackyChot
tune l0w and 0
I'm getting off the whole "djent" kick cause I've felt like I've heard it all, but that legitimately made me wee a bit in my pants. Kicks like a fat mule.
Fantastic job man.
Can you elaborate more on the EQ and comp settings? Maybe a screen of it?? I don't wanna steal your tone, but goddamn that is tight and thick. I have trouble with adjusting the EQ and comp a lot of the time.
Fantastic job man.
Can you elaborate more on the EQ and comp settings? Maybe a screen of it?? I don't wanna steal your tone, but goddamn that is tight and thick. I have trouble with adjusting the EQ and comp a lot of the time.
ToneLab
Bedroom Playa
Very nice. What guitar tunings and pickups did you use?
Gemmeadia
Well-Known Member
Thanks so much guys! Unfortunately my approach to EQ would make big name producers vomit haha I have about 3 EQ vsts going with slight adjustments so I don't 'ruin' the tone that I created if I cant remember what I changed. In general you want to do a high pass filter at around 100HZ to take out the mud, and then adjust from there. It really depends on the tone though.
Guitar is an Agile Interceptor Pro 727 with 10-70 strings, Seymour Duncan Blackouts, and Drop G tuning.
Bass tone is mostly Decapitator with B.O.D. (free vst), and EQ.
Guitar is an Agile Interceptor Pro 727 with 10-70 strings, Seymour Duncan Blackouts, and Drop G tuning.
Bass tone is mostly Decapitator with B.O.D. (free vst), and EQ.
You mean you use two amps in series one after another? If so, which amp you've put first? Legion?
schwiz
Lefty
All these short names like Lecto, Lepou, Recto IR, and Periphery IR... I have absolutely no idea what they mean or what they are, but I want to find out!
Killer tone dude.
Killer tone dude.
HeHasTheJazzHands
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LePou = the VST maker
Lecto = Rectifier sim
LeGion = Custom sim
Recto IR = Mesa 4x12 cab sim
Periphery IR = Most likely a cab sim from Misha or Nolly.
Lecto = Rectifier sim
LeGion = Custom sim
Recto IR = Mesa 4x12 cab sim
Periphery IR = Most likely a cab sim from Misha or Nolly.
Kylezan
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Dude this is seriously impressive. I'm guessing those IRs kick butt but seriously that takes skill so good job.
Yea the drums also fit very well in the mix. Guitars are very thick but not boxy. You win.
Yea the drums also fit very well in the mix. Guitars are very thick but not boxy. You win.
Gemmeadia
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Thanks guys! Didn't realize this thread was back from the grave.
ehsanimn - Legion then Lecto
schwiz - IR is short for Impulse Response which is basically as HeHasTheJazzHands explained. It is a wav file that simulates a mic'd cab. They can be found all over the internet for free and you can use LeCab to load them. Search 'Great Impulses Set' and you should be able to find a download link. MOST of the tone is from the IR imo, and blending them is somewhat important unless you find a really good sounding one.
Everyone else, thank you! I'm excited to share what I have been working on since this clip. New samples
ehsanimn - Legion then Lecto
schwiz - IR is short for Impulse Response which is basically as HeHasTheJazzHands explained. It is a wav file that simulates a mic'd cab. They can be found all over the internet for free and you can use LeCab to load them. Search 'Great Impulses Set' and you should be able to find a download link. MOST of the tone is from the IR imo, and blending them is somewhat important unless you find a really good sounding one.
Everyone else, thank you! I'm excited to share what I have been working on since this clip. New samples
ChaosKyle
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Thanks guys! Didn't realize this thread was back from the grave.
ehsanimn - Legion then Lecto
schwiz - IR is short for Impulse Response which is basically as HeHasTheJazzHands explained. It is a wav file that simulates a mic'd cab. They can be found all over the internet for free and you can use LeCab to load them. Search 'Great Impulses Set' and you should be able to find a download link. MOST of the tone is from the IR imo, and blending them is somewhat important unless you find a really good sounding one.
Everyone else, thank you! I'm excited to share what I have been working on since this clip. New samples
You need to make a tutorial or something dude! This sounds AMAZING. I would pay for a tone like this.
