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  • Dubnick
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    Thanks sir! Middle guitar is just a Blackstar HT5 through a Mesa 1×12 closed back, using a 57/421 combo pretty close, and in towards the cone. The left and right guitars are each DIs being fed into a combo of the RockRack Pro and Revalver II plug-ins. The other guitars I believe I used the RockRack Pro. Guitar is an LP Classic. If you feel so inclined iTunes or bandcamp purchases are much appreciated!

    Dubnick
    Participant

    Thanks for the feedback guys! Noted for future mixes!

    Dubnick
    Participant

    Thanks sir! Yeah, I tried not to go too nuts pulling low mids out of his voice, because it tends to thin out very easily. Appreciate the feedback!

    Dubnick
    Participant

    Thanks sir! I do tend to shy away from emphasizing the upper end of the snare – I have to push myself to not shy away from adding a bit more top end there. I’m sure the drums could be louder, but to be honest, when it comes to my own stuff I have such OCD, that once I’m ok with a mix, I have a hard time even listening to it again, out of fear I will want to change everything – hahahha. Oddly, other peoples stuff that I mix I find it way easier to maintain perspective, but I guess that makes sense. Anyhow, I’ll listen critically to the level of the drums next time I dare listen back. Thanks for the listen and the input!

    Dubnick
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    Thanks for the continued positive feedback guys. I hadn’t checked the forum in a while so sorry for the delayed response. The vocal mic is just a Shure KSM27 (don’t think they make it any more, but I think it’s replacement specs out better) going through a Eureka pre. Wish it was something more impressive, but it’s not. I believe the snare is the Vistalite. Didn’t tune it down, but in my experience, finding a sweet spot in the slow end of the snare and bringing it up significantly can fatten up most higher tuned snares (with some exceptions. Usually boosting somewhere between 150-200 and pulling a little narrowly in the 200-300 to combat any ugliness the boost brings out.

    Dubnick
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    Hadn’t checked back here in a bit – thanks for the additional kind words guys! I love the Metal Foundry set even though I don’t really do metal. I try the other ones a lot and keep coming back to the Metal Foundry stuff.

    Dubnick
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    Thanks you guys – appreciate the kind words!

    Dubnick
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    It is a bit confusing, especially since Sweetwater is listing Music City as available right now for digital delivery with no mention of it being a half downloadable/half boxed version. This also leads to another question: is the boxed version available right now from distributors like Sweetwater and GC?

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