02-11-2016, 11:49 PM
(28-10-2016, 02:38 PM)joelonsdale Wrote: You can try to reduce the size of the intro guitars with subtractive EQ (low and high cut for instance), using a mono instead of a stereo reverb or panning the guitar to one side. My humble opinion is that the intro guitar currently sounds more aggressive, louder and more impressive than the whole band when they come in and making the intro guitar sound smaller is probably the solution. By the way, "destroying" audio can make it sound great - like a guitar amp does - so perhaps find another way to achieve your goal...Thanks for clarifying, I'm working on a couple of new revisions using the DI Acoustic through a guitar amp and some aggressive filtering.
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