Something else I would urge you to learn for the sake of production is doing Parallel Drum Compression. Ever feel like your drum mix is loud, clear, but seems like it's still missing something? Parallel drum compression! Look into it my friend, can't wait for more originals from you.
This is epic man thanks so much! I'm basically at the beginning of your journey. Watching hours of videos and listening to hours of interviews to pull out about 5s of info 😅, and putting it into a word document to practice later called "How The F*#@ To Make Argent Metal" 🤣 The dopamine hit I got when I saw you dropped this video! And the help your previous videos have been too 🤘🏻
Listening to the Ancient Gods tracks they seem to have worked with slightly different guitar tones for each track to match to the level environments so the first step is probably to narrow it down. I know Andrew uses the Archetype Gojira plugin a lot but I'm not sure what other plugins he's putting on it before or after. The Blood Swamps tone definitely sounds like he used a little bit of chorusing or flanging post-amp to me.
@SplotchTheCatThing Andrew's Blood Swamps tone has such an epic screeching sound in the tone. It's amazing how much character all 3 of them are able to give every song. So many sounds/tones to figure out!
@@TestamExoTallica I know! :D One of my pet thought experiments has been trying to come up with ideas of what a guitar tone for The Holt might've sounded like since that track was entirely synths
Alright, so from an aspiring musician to an actual musician, I want to learn guitar for fun primarily, but obviously I want to learn that argent metal sound, can I just jump straight to the guitar I'd need (7/8 string) to play and learn with that instead of working my way through the guitars like most people have or will that have problems long term?? Ideally I'm not wanting to sick into a money pit of all these guitars that I likely will never play again once I learn the guitar i would be playing and all that, also is there an alternative to traditional music reading to make my life a bit easier, sheet music is just a little too confusing to follow whilst I'd be playing because, well, I know my own autistic / dyslexic self would have issues with that lmao. Probably weird AF questions and please excuse my ignorance if there is any, I'm just that one person that's like, "this sounds sick, I want to play it too 😊😀" lmao 😅 Thanks for your time if you read / get back to me on this, much love from Australia 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I guess learning both would be the way to go. But honestly I cannot really comment on that since I don't play guitar myself. I only use midi VST's. So if you want to make Argent Metal, or music in general, yes playing an instrument helps but is it entirely necessary? No. And obviously, no need to excuse yourself. Awesome you want to make music!
According to most people who play extended range guitars (and also my dad since he's played guitar for over 40 years now) starting with the average 6 string guitars would probably be best if you know almost NOTHING about guitars, but if you still want to play some heavy stuff, maybe baritones? still six string, but they have longer necks on them which means you can tune them lower.
@@BjornBrutalMusic Oh. I just checked. It looks more like a timer than Yandex. Sorry, I once downloaded Reaper, and it came with both WindowsRAR and Yandex. And it ended up running my computer ragged.
@@BjornBrutalMusic like if you made a riff but you donno where to use it , recycle it and make another soundtrack with it then you can speed up your track making:) plus good video good track bro ,keep making music we love it and we love your creativity!
i never comment on videos but the fact you have less than 1k subs is a actual crime, you deserve way more!
@@SydBarretts2ndChance thank you!!
duuuuuuuuude...its cool af 👍 keep it up, we need MOAR
@@vladimirotes5470 let’s gooooo
Something else I would urge you to learn for the sake of production is doing Parallel Drum Compression.
Ever feel like your drum mix is loud, clear, but seems like it's still missing something? Parallel drum compression! Look into it my friend, can't wait for more originals from you.
@@KrysPolezoes my biggest problem.. will check it out
More info on the guitar tone if possible please :>
I think you nailed the guitars/base 146%
Dude! your cover of Meathook is incredible!
@@apoplexiamusic oh hey, thank youuuuu, I almost died producing it 🦄
He's on a roll
@@jarfmusic let’s fire this thing up!! Lemme know what you think about the video on Discord :) No filter, pure critique
@@BjornBrutalMusic Done
Really enjoyin your videos man! Track's dope as well!
Loving the channel
Awesome :)
Nice work.
bro baked a whole pizza just for a skit
Ich hätte gedacht das ich nen Nordischen dialekt aus deinem Englisch höre, aber das "Stark bewölkt" in der Taskbar hat dich verraten :D nices vieo!
Meist sonnig war es auch 🤣 Danke!
This is epic man thanks so much! I'm basically at the beginning of your journey. Watching hours of videos and listening to hours of interviews to pull out about 5s of info 😅, and putting it into a word document to practice later called "How The F*#@ To Make Argent Metal" 🤣 The dopamine hit I got when I saw you dropped this video! And the help your previous videos have been too 🤘🏻
@@marknolan1618 that is fucking awesome man!!!! You don’t know how much I scowered the internet until recently..
FINALLY
What plug-in did you use for the guitar?
@@BasileDuparc-io9cc shreddage Hydra 3
Thanks! I’ll check it out!
Would love some info on how to get Andrew and David's tone as well! I have been trying to figure it out, but I am not too good at it.
Listening to the Ancient Gods tracks they seem to have worked with slightly different guitar tones for each track to match to the level environments so the first step is probably to narrow it down.
I know Andrew uses the Archetype Gojira plugin a lot but I'm not sure what other plugins he's putting on it before or after. The Blood Swamps tone definitely sounds like he used a little bit of chorusing or flanging post-amp to me.
@SplotchTheCatThing Andrew's Blood Swamps tone has such an epic screeching sound in the tone. It's amazing how much character all 3 of them are able to give every song. So many sounds/tones to figure out!
@@TestamExoTallica I know! :D
One of my pet thought experiments has been trying to come up with ideas of what a guitar tone for The Holt might've sounded like since that track was entirely synths
What guitar vst do you have?
Alright, so from an aspiring musician to an actual musician, I want to learn guitar for fun primarily, but obviously I want to learn that argent metal sound, can I just jump straight to the guitar I'd need (7/8 string) to play and learn with that instead of working my way through the guitars like most people have or will that have problems long term?? Ideally I'm not wanting to sick into a money pit of all these guitars that I likely will never play again once I learn the guitar i would be playing and all that, also is there an alternative to traditional music reading to make my life a bit easier, sheet music is just a little too confusing to follow whilst I'd be playing because, well, I know my own autistic / dyslexic self would have issues with that lmao. Probably weird AF questions and please excuse my ignorance if there is any, I'm just that one person that's like, "this sounds sick, I want to play it too 😊😀" lmao 😅
Thanks for your time if you read / get back to me on this, much love from Australia 🤘🏻🤘🏻
I guess learning both would be the way to go. But honestly I cannot really comment on that since I don't play guitar myself. I only use midi VST's. So if you want to make Argent Metal, or music in general, yes playing an instrument helps but is it entirely necessary? No.
And obviously, no need to excuse yourself. Awesome you want to make music!
According to most people who play extended range guitars (and also my dad since he's played guitar for over 40 years now) starting with the average 6 string guitars would probably be best if you know almost NOTHING about guitars, but if you still want to play some heavy stuff, maybe baritones? still six string, but they have longer necks on them which means you can tune them lower.
i started on 8 string and im doing fine
Dude. You gotta get rid of that Yandex crap in your taskbar. It's a virus.
LMAO the thing next to the EA Play Sign?
@@BjornBrutalMusic Oh. I just checked. It looks more like a timer than Yandex. Sorry, I once downloaded Reaper, and it came with both WindowsRAR and Yandex. And it ended up running my computer ragged.
terrible sound mix
Nice shit
i have no idea how doom soundtrack sounds like but isnt that like Cyberpunk 2077 OST style?
How can you make this statement, when you have no idea, what the Doom Soundtrack sounds like xD
Ngl just recycle it :)
@@satouanimation what does that mean?
@@BjornBrutalMusic like if you made a riff but you donno where to use it , recycle it and make another soundtrack with it then you can speed up your track making:) plus good video good track bro ,keep making music we love it and we love your creativity!
can I email you / chat to get some 1:1 advice? ty