Recent content by mrbean667

Yeah I just meant on the bass to start off. Personally I turn the bass down then slowly raise it until you can hear it bringing some foundation to the guitars without overpowering them. If it conflicts with the kick back off a little bit.

I'd turn the bass down a tiny bit and take out some low mids, you might find that something simple like that will clear it up. You could also take out some 500-700 on the snare. It's a pretty good mix though!

I got Helix Native a few days ago, I've just started using the Sunn bass amp model and putting it through a Sunn cab impulse for maximum doom.

Here is something I cobbled together in two hours.

Very nice, the mix carries the feel of the music really well!

Would you mind sharing the multitracks?

Hey everyone, I'm offering a free service for people who need black/doom metal albums or EPs mixed. I'm a student and would like to expand my portfolio in the genres I love. This is a recent black metal song I worked on: I currently work in the DSBM band 'After Death Alone' which you can...

^ This But what you can do to make it sound more 'real' is to play around with the samples, see what you like, then mix the velocities up to make it sound like a real drummer. I would seriously recommend Superior Drummer 2 though, and if you have the disk space The Metal Foundry (a lot of...

Multiband comp works the best for boomy chugs, but try to track them with minimal boom.

Thanks bro!

The final choir sounds much better. Choirs to me need to have a lot of high end, when I'm recording my 80+ versions of me, I HP them so they sit a little better.

Look at my avatar. teehee Seriously though, do you want the BOOM to be really noticeable or a more subtle, boom-like?

Sidechain the audio so the BOOM makes the whole song compress. Listen to Strapping Young Lad.

What did you use for the bass? In terms of vst/processing?

The snare is spot on, but the kick needs a bit more... kick?