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7/25/2025, 8:49:33 PM
>>127169637
>I get the concept that bands want to sound like their music is coming from this huge space.
Honestly I never really felt like they even manage to sound like that, usually reverb creates the sound of space - just as yelling into a real cavern would do. Personally I think its just the same mentality as the br00tal tards, a race to the bottom for "extremity" that leads whatever process to being a shallow gimmick.
>makes the speaker push tons of air
What effect does that have in relation to what we are speaking about? Genuinely curious.
>downstream from what they're playing
Do you mean the noise comes from the way they play? Or that it is more tied to pedals and such, rather than being added in as an after effect in fruity loops, like I assume these bands are using with the level of quality these albums possess.
>Abigor
Abigor at least might fly over most people, but Gorguts is a great example of cringe inducing names to say outloud IRL. Both Luc and Hasjarl really should have changed the name after they left their simple traditional roots. Personally I really don't want anyone thinking I have any relation to people who listen to Cannibal Corpse or Cradle of Filth. Simple one words like Thorns or Mayhem are fine, unknowable names like Jute Gyte or Ehnahre are also good.
>>127169696
>figured out the early Thorns tone
Snorre literally has an entire video dedicated to his early tones, don't think there was much "figuring" out going on.
Also Snorre's update are hilarious "we are almost ready to record, any day now guys, this time for real, just setting up a few things, after we speak with someone, then the finishing touches, reworking some riffs, basically one step away from recording, yep, its going to happen soon, trust me, its coming, did a whole lot of vocals takes today, they are being sent off to the producer, keep waiting guys, last touches on this riff are happening, the record will be release just after another rehearsal, right after we d- "
>I get the concept that bands want to sound like their music is coming from this huge space.
Honestly I never really felt like they even manage to sound like that, usually reverb creates the sound of space - just as yelling into a real cavern would do. Personally I think its just the same mentality as the br00tal tards, a race to the bottom for "extremity" that leads whatever process to being a shallow gimmick.
>makes the speaker push tons of air
What effect does that have in relation to what we are speaking about? Genuinely curious.
>downstream from what they're playing
Do you mean the noise comes from the way they play? Or that it is more tied to pedals and such, rather than being added in as an after effect in fruity loops, like I assume these bands are using with the level of quality these albums possess.
>Abigor
Abigor at least might fly over most people, but Gorguts is a great example of cringe inducing names to say outloud IRL. Both Luc and Hasjarl really should have changed the name after they left their simple traditional roots. Personally I really don't want anyone thinking I have any relation to people who listen to Cannibal Corpse or Cradle of Filth. Simple one words like Thorns or Mayhem are fine, unknowable names like Jute Gyte or Ehnahre are also good.
>>127169696
>figured out the early Thorns tone
Snorre literally has an entire video dedicated to his early tones, don't think there was much "figuring" out going on.
Also Snorre's update are hilarious "we are almost ready to record, any day now guys, this time for real, just setting up a few things, after we speak with someone, then the finishing touches, reworking some riffs, basically one step away from recording, yep, its going to happen soon, trust me, its coming, did a whole lot of vocals takes today, they are being sent off to the producer, keep waiting guys, last touches on this riff are happening, the record will be release just after another rehearsal, right after we d- "
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