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Kacey Y wrote:I don't need to know how the sausage is made, I just need to see a bunch of delays and soon.

I am a complex bag of flesh. Brain Care -> Inspiration -> Quality Sound Sources -> Delays (I DID NOT pay full price for the Red Panda stuff and the Eventide... I actually only got the Eventide cause I offered $180 and the bloke accepted).

Uploaded the track (which was recorded in 2015), because I have nothing better to do and it's short anyway. DOD Death Metal on the guitar tracks. Skincare was nonexistent at this time, I apologize.

https://mentalwaste.bandcamp.com/track/exist

What's the best tuning to use with my Death Metal to reduce the unsightly bags under my eyes?

Would it be better to use the mixer out on a Digitech DM for this purpose?

Dandolin wrote:What's the best tuning to use with my Death Metal to reduce the unsightly bahs under my eyes?

Would it be better to use the mixer out on a Digitech DM for this purpose?

Tune as low and play as loud, through as many amps/cabs as possible. Sonic spa.

This may seem like I'm trolling but I'm 100% serious. The first noise show I went to (John Wiese), I felt like my face was cleansed. There was some release. It was odd. Probably why I got soooooo into it.

People do use frequencies for therapy. Not that far of a stretch. I've always said ELECTRIC WIZARD / PRIMITIVE MAN is like a sonic bath.

Seeing Mogwai in concert, from the floor of a basketball stadium was kind of like getting a massage. They played with Interpol and The Cure, the last 10-15 minutes was harmonized feedback through pedalboards and there were people running away with their hands over their ears. It was great.

Sunn O))) was definitely cleansing for me. Oxbow was anything but, though it too was elevating. Maybe more like a mudbath or facial mask? Arto Lindsay was like willfully walking through a full service automated car wash from back to front, hot wax not optional. Exhilarating. All three galvanic skinjoy

I'm uh... surprised but glad we're all in agreement
Kacey, that sounds like a dream show... holy smokes... what year what this?

$harkToootth wrote:I'm uh... surprised but glad we're all in agreement
Kacey, that sounds like a dream show... holy smokes... what year what this?

2004, it was the last stop on the Curiosa tour, in Sacramento. Inside the stadium it was Mogwai, The Rapture, Interpol and The Cure. Outside there was another stage and I know Cursive played, because I watched them, but I don't remember the other bands. I was mostly interested in Cursive, Mogwai and The Cure and they all delivered.

I swear on a Cow's Huge Toe I was going to guess 2004. Such an awesome time for all those bands!

I don't have a death metal currently (SAD) but I do blast some pretty loud drones and it does feel like you are either physically or emotionally cleansed, started running my main amp's DI into a massive system of powered speakers we use to DJ parties and I have a pallet with a plywood top that I stand on, and it feels pretty good.
Behringer Superfuzz into rat into Dirge EA at super low tunings through all the amps you can find is the best form of therapy

TFW you have dry skin so instead of doing a web search you just go to the DOD Death Metal Thread for advice.

Hainbach uses Nivea. I guess I just outed myself for my YouTube name but I only leave positive comments for people so it is what it is.


For the past few days I've been thinking about guests/unregistered users (all 10) coming to ILF and this is the first thread they read