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how do you make danceable rock music? 
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Post Re: how do you make danceable rock music?
I like to send the 4front into the xtc plugin and eq the fuck out of it until it sounds pretty good... its usually not too low in the mix :idk:

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I am downloading these now. Please do not ever use that site again. Or, if you do, actually put everything into one .zip file. Dropbox is better.

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knope wrote:
I like to send the 4front into the xtc plugin and eq the fuck out of it until it sounds pretty good... its usually not too low in the mix :idk:

dirty bass is :love:

what are your settings

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His settings are what sounds good. Presets will get you nowhere, young one.


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His settings are what sounds good. Presets will get you nowhere, young one.


Troof. If we're talking about, say, a room reverb, that's a different animal, but amp (or modeler) settings? Totally dependent on the source. And the rest of what's going on in the mix, for that matter. If I plugged a Strat or Tele into your rig straight-up it might very well sound like ballsack, same as if you plugged into mine.

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Snaxocaster wrote:
metalfanat1c wrote:
His settings are what sounds good. Presets will get you nowhere, young one.


Troof. If we're talking about, say, a room reverb, that's a different animal, but amp (or modeler) settings? Totally dependent on the source. And the rest of what's going on in the mix, for that matter. If I plugged a Strat or Tele into your rig straight-up it might very well sound like ballsack, same as if you plugged into mine.


Good god... a Tele or Strat through my XXX would sound like complete garbage. I've never tried it, but I don't want to, either. :lol: The JSX, now that's an entirely different story. It's not really a metal amp... just a high gain amp.


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