Some of the cool little piano bits and various hidden backing vocals are incredible to hear. Wish we could get the multi tracks for this one. Would be a dream. Great breakdown of the song

Dude, this is the best deep dive of a song I've ever seen, how you noticed the choir drop out is reminiscent of what they did on an earlier album! Daaaaamn SUBBBED

The intense energy in their music grabs hold of you and doesn't let go.

The energy in this song is absolutely electrifying!

That stuttery part where the subs come through are probably really helpful for vinyl. Sudden total volume fluctuations can be bad for the needle, especially in the bass. Also when the bass gets suppressed on that fast double kick is one of the biggest mistakes in more amateur metal productions. I always cut bass on fast double kick. In fact I'll even shorten the sustain on the kick even more. Sometimes with a totally different sample if I'm working with triggers and samples.

effing vibed with it so much. top notch energy. 😵

Totally cool stuff there!!! appreciate you professionalism! Good job man! -L

loved it a ton. unmatchable energy. 🔥🔥🔥

Super detailed breakdown. Great job!

Hey Bobby, good breaking down of the production! This song is not for everybody in terms of its aggressive sound and power. And to those that think the song is horrible, perhaps your appreciation for production is misplaced. Personally, I dig the aggressiveness and tone much more than listening to just your typical death metal screamo bands that have no production quality.

Nice review dude!

Much easier way to figure out the frequency of the kick is to use a spectrogram, like in Izotope RX. You can just zoom in and you will see it.

Sounds great, I think the MS soloing you did really highlights how good the depth and width is in it, ZC is top of the pile

Wow. Someone screaming in gut wrenching agony. Yeah.! That really sounds great.

I think the song sounds great, and at the end of the day its bring me they're gonna do what they want. Id like to see a video on how they get everything so loud. And in my opinion clear at the same time. And for everyone here hating on this production. Show me you can do it better.

I originally disliked this track but then I saw it live last week and it was incredible. I love it now

Incredible breakdown of the song. Thank you. My first realisation was how bright the song is and how much stuff fills out the high-end of the spectrum which is baked into the mix and not just upping the highs of the master track so everything sounds super bright. I have no idea but i assume that there was alot of mastering type processing done within the mix to keep it at this constant pressure.

@Fire-Toolz

Жыл бұрын

Yea I kinda didn't like that right off the bat immediately. But it's too taste. It's not that it's too harsh, but it's very saturated with harmonics. Sounds very sizzly.

There's actually a choir in the background.i saw the clip. Whuch i thought was just layers of Oli electronically changed

I can't stop headbanging!

Loved the analisis! Where csn i download your remaster of worship & tribute?

@RaytownProductions

3 ай бұрын

You can only stream it on YT unfortunately. I don't have rights to offer it for download unfortunately.

Btw I can't wait to see your genuine reaction to Nick Thurl Mavromatis' new song 🤘

idk if it's just me but this track's loudness feels a bit low in spotify when played with other songs, it feels like there's not enough energy after listening other songs in my playlist. it's flat or something idk im not a producer.

-4 RMS not LUFS

Is it me, or BMTH is overcompressing everything in mastering? Idk, I feel the songs sidechaining to the kick...

@RaytownProductions

5 ай бұрын

Their masters are incredibly loud. But I like the movement. It's not for everyone and certainly bass heavy for the genre.

Actually despise Zaks mixing and master it feels so thin in places.

It's wild that people were paid good money to ruin this band's recording. And watching you analyze it as if it has any redeeming qualities is giving me a major case of the giggles. 3:20 "Let's go find a kick drum..." as you look at a 3 minute-long square wave. LMAO!

@RaytownProductions

Жыл бұрын

You think the kick looks like a square wave? I didn't feel that way personally. That was actually something I was impressed about - how the kick sinusoid didn't sound or look like it has much clipping distortion. I think the majority of the clipping occurs at the higher frequencies. I think maybe they used a multiband clipper or something to keep the low end from sounding mushy...

No offense but this song sounds super harsh and distorted in a nasty way, nothing attractive about it (talking about the sound, not the songwriting)

@RaytownProductions

Жыл бұрын

TONS of clipping distortion from the mastering - that is for sure! But what I can really appreciate is the microdynamics and impact. It does have a very aggressively bright sound to it that is more familiar in EDM and Pop music. Thanks for the comment!

@zarlok5294

Жыл бұрын

Sonic torture. Brain damaging. But then some people like to cut themselves. 😂

@mariomaslik

9 ай бұрын

you talking about loudness, not sound

To me this song sounds horrible, no dynamics, overcompressed and totally dead, I don't like the production at all. 😅

@DaFootyChannel

Жыл бұрын

Maybe go to the doctors then idk?

@RaytownProductions

Жыл бұрын

Just for clarity, what I mean by production is the songwriting and the elements and textures used in the mix. Not necessarily the "sound" of the track that comes from the mixing/mastering process. There really aren't any dynamics, but this type of music (in my opinion) tends to sound best when it's smashed like this. The important distinction here is that the song retains MICRODYNAMICS, which gives it impact and a VERY aggressive feel without being overly noticeable. Personally, I wouldn't push the track this loud because you can indeed hear the clipping distortion over the top. But at the same time, it does give the song an abrasiveness that stylistically fits. Thanks for the comment!

@squidstreet

3 ай бұрын

This just shows how much preference there is in production I think this sounds really really good and not only that but I think bmth have really changed the game for rock/metal/electronic production