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Same as last video. Instead of recording just one guitar track over the CD version, I used Demucs to strip out the guitars and re-recorded all the tracks, then played over that during the video. Original vocals, bass, and drums, but the guitars are me.
Download my tab. Most tabs I find online aren't very accurate so I learned and tabbed this by ear:
Guitar Pro: drive.google.c...
Ultimate Guitar: UG rejected it. The existing tab they have is decent but there are still some inaccuracies. You can download mine in the link above anyway.
PDF: drive.google.c...
All my Death tabs so far (both PDF and GP5 files available to download): drive.google.c...
Gear used:
Guitar: Solar V1.6FRC
Amp simulator: Bias FX
DAW: Ableton Live
Interface: Focusrite Scarlett Solo
MIDI Footswitch: Behringer FCB1010 via M-Audio Uno
Video Editor: OpenShot Video Editor (freeware)
Camera: Canon Powershot G7X MkII
A bit about my tone:
I'm using 2 instances of Bias FX (1, not Bias FX 2), panned slightly left and right in Ableton Live. Both instances have separate presets. I've uploaded these presets to the Bias FX Tonecloud (in both Bias FX 1 and 2). The presets are called "DeathLeftSide" and "DeathRightSide". The tone I'm using was built in Bias FX 1. I have migrated it directly to Bias FX 2, but it sounds different and I haven't tweaked it.
Apart from Bias plugins, I'm also using an EQ and a Gate in Ableton before Bias, and more EQ after Bias. Long story short: I scooped out a TON of mids and took a good chunk of the boominess out of the low end.
21 авг 2024