23 Dec
2015
23 Dec
'15
11:41 a.m.
On 12/23/15 11:24, F. Silvain wrote:
Bent Bisballe Nyeng, Dec 23 2015:
Thanks you for your kind words :-)
The mix is rather "dirty" and "dark" which is quite intentional. Our
aim
has been to make it even more dirty than many other metal releases out
there in order to emphasize the rawness of the music.
A kind of "back to basics" philosophy one might say.
I agree that the snare could have been tweaked a bit more to the snappy
side, but unfrotunately we ran out of time and we couldn't keep the sun
from passing the solstice point :-p
I might do a "remix" in the coming weeks with some minor improvements.
Teaser: In the (hopefully) near future myself and André Nusser will be
releasing a single with our joint effort "Sigkill". And that will be
mixed in a much less dirty way than Seed of Heresy since it is of a much
more modern and technical nature.
Kind regards
Bent Bisballe Nyeng
Hi list
Again as last year we did a solstice EP release made almost entirely
with linux.
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And just in
time to accompany the black cloud, that settled on my mood
this morning. :) Well played, the parts, that I could distinguish. Is it
customary to mix it like that? I've listened to a few metal bands, which
I'd say aren't too far from Seed Of Heresy, but I'm far from being an
expert. :)
The snare might have been all the better for a more defined transient
and possibly some more EQ'ing to raise the high frequencies. Otherwise
it's like an understatement of your drumming, which sounds good and on
the dot!
Thanks for sharing, it's a good tradition. Please keep it up!
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