Mixing Guitars For Rock And Metal Part 1

Ilias Explains his mixing approach to mixing Rock and Metal Guitars.

[henrikhansson]

This is clearly a guy that is mixing without his ears but mixing with numbers.

Thanks for the video. But boosting EQ in all of the bands (except LPF and HPF) takes the level up, and it is not fair to A/B (before and after) this way, because of... well, loudness. Louder "sounds" better. I recommend level matching before making such videos. AND the guitars were not at their optimum level for this style of music, to begin with. For sure they'd be more impressive at the end.

[BigDancin]

Is there a reason why you are putting identical instances of the Slate plugins on each guitar channel rather than sending them to a bus? Seems like extra work to make the settings tweaks twice + double the CPU hit. Is there some reason that makes it worth it?

[grannypotproduction]

hey good day can you tell the studio one builder to add colour to the midi notes velocity so when you look at the notes you can see when you have change and also the humanize future if they can make it like a tool so you can a just it yourself and also in the piano roll when write in a chord and you highlight the 3 notes are more it can tell you what chord you just write

[Traynoramp]

I m trying to use the Ampire. But all i get is a clean sound.

What am i doing wrong?

[goatsurgeon]

Well...
Those are definitely not Studio one stock plugins.
I want to know how to get results out of my guitars without paying for third party plugins.
I’ve got Studio One Artist... I don’t want to pay so I can go out and pay.