At 1/22/06 02:39 PM, Goatchrist wrote:At 1/22/06 02:33 PM, MetalWarriorFromHell wrote: I said NECESSARILY. In english, that means the "more money, more quality" philosophy doesn't work 100% of the time. I'm not saying more money is a bad thing, I'm just not saying it's the cure all panacaea. There's better ways of making good music than throwing money at it, and his sample just sounds like that, in my opinion. I listened to it once. Didn't remember a thing from it. Listened to it again. Same result. After 10 listens, I still wasn't hooked in. I guess it was just too boring for me.I was actually more riding on the comment about "outsiders". Oh well, I listened to the song about three times and most of it is still stuck in my head.
I guess it's just not my cup of tea; it sounds too fake to me.
btw, how would you classify my kind of production(on In Articulo Mortis) ?
Slightly organic, with a little touch of reverb, thus amplifying the central elements of the guitar. Grinding along with the drums, who are, though mixed low in the set, slightly anhydrous, with little nuances jumping out of the music, creating a panorama of sound from left to right, with no instrument occupying any part of the mix at one time or another.
and I'm downloading In Winter Lies The Warmth right now, thanks :)
And about the drums: At the time, my equipment was frustrating me. The "pops" you hear are when the equipment shorted out, (to my utter frustration) and I can accept that it's a bit too avante-garde to you. I knew when I made it it wouldn't be drawing a large audience. Every bit of music I make I try to make to how I want it, and sometimes that means alienating a giant segment of the population.
