David Bendeth's secret to UNDEROATH guitars

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[@immersionHEHE]

Now THAT is a voice

[@AspireAndInspire]

The VOICE is great.
The drastic gate on the voice is distracting.

[@immersionHEHE]

​@@AspireAndInspire haha yeah wtf is that gate, so unnecessary

[@chrisjalbert1997]

@@AspireAndInspirei didn’t notice it until you said it

[@SpenserPaul616]

"You're gonna like the way this sounds, I guarantee it"

[@user-zz5xm2xk4u]

Ha ha!! That is great!! Love it!!

[@ghostinthesnow11]

Had the absolute pleasure working with DB and The Warning a couple of years ago. What a pro he is.

[@usedvhs]

This made me light up a smoke

[@RichardTheWizard]

Love using this technique myself.
I feel like because you are separating the transients, you get more clarity from the speakers.

[@xsonicassassinx]

the human brain doesn't tend to hear space until about 15ms, or so i'm told

[@cgollimusic]

I always stick by 30ms, remember hearing that the HAAS effect starts sounding like delay after about 30ms and it seems about right. In reality, to me it's more about 25 or so, so that's as far as I usually push. But yeah I'd say it lies somewhere between 15 and 30 or 35 at a push. Might differ from person to person slightly.
Also depends what you're doing. 15 might still sound uniform, 25 might sound not as uniform, but not quite like a delay yet

[@dbendeth]

@@cgollimusic I would always be careful of a Universal move, usually each section has its own Mojo unless it has been edited to pieces.

[@smash_adams]

I wish you guys could get some stuff from Define the Great Line or even Only Chasing Safety.

[@EthanRom]

I actually always move the snare just a little bit ahead especially for upbeat songs for energy. Then with the kick I just hit the random by a few milliseconds button or maybe even move it myself depending on the energy I want. Haven't tried it with guitars yet tho

[@DaysMayBreak]

I've always found that my guitar tracks sound better when they're not right on the grid but a little bit behind or dragging. So yeah, using your eyes as a tool is cool and all but the final decision should be made with your ears.

[@rockboy360]

dragging tends to sound heavier on bass.

[@mrcoatsworth429]

Milli is a thousandth. So yes, David, 10 ms is a hundredth of a second lol

[@eyeslikeoceans]

I have ADHD and even though I can play somewhat tight, I'm always ahead a bit and it's super frustrating. Been having to experiment a lot with moving guitars, love these videos!

[@erickdromoh]

is it the reason why i see the guitars start always a lil bit after each click of the daw grid? hahaha :oo

[@Fexiheit]

Holy shit... I've tried it and it really works :D

[@mikeloosen53]

Luv it!!!!

[@theguy4361]

So, cyborgs are a thing !

[@ferranmelero7727]

Great tip in this video bud what’s up with the voice of this dude sounds like he comes from a party or something

[@deendeon10]

Avid smoker most probably

[@swineivoryproductions]

who cares. sounds like his voice