Cool song, band sounds good too.
Quote:
|
It's pretty dark and muffled sounding to me.
|
Vulc, you hit the nail on the head here. But apart from the muddy guitar tone (hint-try splitting the signal from the guitar & taking a direct recording straight into the board, that way you can re-amp it later, or process it with an amp simulator if necessary) I feel it's the BASS tone that is primarily responsible for the overly dark tone. It doesn't seem to have any top end to it. Sometimes you can put 2 copies of the bass track in your sequencer (or send the same track to 2 differently processed busses), then process & eq each completely differently - one with all the lows & sub info, the other with all the high end & distortion/overdrive. I found this works great for keeping the low end punch, while retaining audiblity without completely muddying up the mix with bass.