G1 Forest Walk QNA: Loathe guitar tone, How to get a job and the weirdest thing I've recorded. 

NEURAL DSP WAS THE MAIN F**KING AMP ON 'I LET IT IN...'????? ARE YOU KIDDING??? The record sounds massive my man! Have a nice day!

"Plan time for mistakes to happen." Might be the best piece of advice I've heard. So simple and seems so obvious and yet we all tend to forget, don't we?

Well neural are gonna get a lot more business now we know it was Loathes sound 😂😂

Your a smart fella George i like listening to you talk

I see comments about the tone being Neural, but I was more blown away by the Lepou hybrit! It was one of my first free amp sims when I got started on this journey. Wow.

George: "Get really, really good at Protools" Also George: *uses Logic*

Great tips, George!

You’re the man & the bits of info you gave are much appreciated.

Thanks for the advice George, really enjoying your channel

Dude, I love your videos and general vibe. Thanks for taking the time out. Beyond excited for your podcast with URM! Hope you're doing good mate. Would love some ideas on how to get into a rhythm as I have great ideas sometimes but I don't have that quite nailed 'on-tap' yet. The veil is starting to lift on it though especially as I'm writing short tracks at least 2-3 times a month now. I need to be able to write an idea in an hour but I hate hearing it before it's fleshed out (edited, rough fx, mix, master). I have a lot to learn!

Great insight and awesome atmosphere. Happy trails :]

it's amazing that such amazing sounding records are now made with software amps, goes to show how far we've come from tube amps and how cool it is that we can have a super massive insane guitar tone stocked in a hard drive.

Thank you for sharing these trade secrets, George! "I Let It In..." was without a doubt my favorite album last year, in no small part due to your phenomenal production. Checking out Neural DSP as we speak!

Honestly, your Sub mix style and the pre made automation done for the sections in the song has been the most sound advice I've taken in awhile. In finding work, Apply, apply, apply. Don't stop working on material that you can showcase with and try not to be exclusive to one studio. Be flexible and don't burn bridges.

I think i'm in love with your soul... Best words i ever listen to 🙏🏽

Absolutely loving the insights. Ignore the ass who keeps up with the thumbs-down. Better yet, ignore the thumbs all together! Thanks so much for what you do. As someone who is just starting in this field, and trying to professionally develop, this is invaluable stuff.

Cheers and thank you for the insight again, man! I appreciate the perspective of giving yourself time to explore and make mistakes.

I literally just finished school, and I myself was wondering how to get find work even in a time like this, so it helps to know that all of that time working on Pro Tools is going to pay off! I know I’ve probably got a ways to go before I can call myself a MASTER, but I’d like to think I’ve got a good start. It’s always good to hear advice like this! Loving Loathe’s tones and to know you helped them find that sound is so cool! Keep up the good work!

everything I need to hear is in this video

Wow. Credit to yourself man. Wicked vid, great advice.

Loathe 🤘🤘🤘

Man, I Let it in and it took everything quickly became one of my top albums. I have to say your advice in this video with regards to song writing feels so significant for me. I have hundreds upon hundreds of songs that are half to three quarters finished. I never finish writing entirely. I always think "is this the sound I want for my MY project?" and I abandon and start fresh. I miss when I was an outgoing teenager in bands and working with other people made writing less paralyzing because it belongs to the group. I also get paralyzed because I do so many different genres, from Neurobass to Grindcore.. but everything is half finished. I get scared to strip back songs because Ill lose a specific "magic" that that take had (I think that is all in my head) But yeah... i need routine, and need to finish writing before messing around with other aspects of the tracks. Thanks for this video. Liked and subbed! :)

This is sick

I used the HyBrit for cleans on my first album because it has a really nice sound to it but, I was *blown the fuck away* when I heard that it was used on Two-Way Mirror. Here I was thinking there was no way Loathe didn't use Mesa or Orange.

Probably two years too late to ask this, but what are the pedals/plugins used for the clean tone in their song i"s it really you?" I'm dying to know

Would you do a QNA video on sundowning? My questions would be about the way you miced the drums, if anything worth of note. I know for JAWS you mentioned using a 414 on the snare. I wondered if you did the same thing with the VK bell bronze? thanks lad

Archetype Plini? I would have NEVER guessed that was used... Goes to show experience is what it really takes to get a good sound.

everyone´s talkin about how plini´s plugin was the sound on ILIIAITE, but why no ones talkin about how a freeware plugin was the sound of Two Way Mirror??

In loathes ILIIAITE Album, was plini used for Gored?

Reppin' that Ghost hat, I see you. How do most audio engineers get paid? Is it on a per hour basis, per track, per minute, or etc?

Officially done lusting after real amps and kempers and axe fx etc. If you can get those tones out of plugins, then they are no longer the bottle neck for a great tone.

what's a lapoo or lapu please i need to know for science!!??

Crack

band with a ghost writer???

😂😂😂😂 that one person gave him a thumbs down