Meshuggah "Future Breed Machine" raw multi-tracks [UNBOXING]
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- čas přidán 20. 09. 2017
- Eyal Levi walks you through this GODLY session, originally recorded and mixed by Daniel Bergstrand from their album "Destroy Erase Improve." This session is every bit as good as you think it is, so sit back and enjoy :)
Honestly, everything in this song is so insanely well played and recorded it's hard to even know where to start, but a few things to pay attention to: how ridiculously tight everything is (with essentially no editing); the MASSIVE, CRUSHING bass tone; how great it sounds with just minimal fader moves.
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Who's mixed this session?? How amazing is it?!
I've seen meshuggah live and few times and people always comment "how do they sound so much like their record live?" The answer is that it's not so much that their live sound is like their record, it's that their record is pretty much just the sound of them playing live. No technology, no tricks, just good old fashioned musicians at the very pinnacle of their game. In 100 years time most metal bands will be forgotten, but not Meshuggah, they are a once in a generation band. Everyone should see them live at least once in their life it's an amazing experience. Thanks for this insight!
look how little "Bleed" there is on these toms hahahaha.
You know your production is on point when your raw tracks sound almost exactly like your finished mix.
he sounds like H3H3
That Bass tone is legendary!
The bass sounds like a really big creature haunting you, the attack in this song is contagious
Holy crap, I’ve listened to a ton of Meshuggah but I just now figured out that the bass is that driving tone to a bunch of it. Brutal.
This album and band period is so important to heavy metal. I would argue they are ALMOST as important as sabbath. No meshuggah no modern metal.
I'm not sure who all you can get these mixes from, but I've always wanted to hear a Primus track dissected.
I miss this style from them. The music had more variety and Jens’ vocals were much more powerful.
2:10
At first I thought “Only guitar left and right? That’s interesting”
4:34
4:30
This.... oh man. this really just annihilated any sense of pride I had left.
Reamping these tone would be sacrilege! The guitar and bass just lock in perfectly with everything else but still have their own unique sound, plus, IT'S FREAKING MESHUGGAH !
Pretty mind blowing in the age of 100 to 200 track sessions. Getting right on the way in. So sick.
Got goosebumps, that's my childhood right there, 13 years old (in Sweden) hearing Meshuggah's Future Breed Machine for the first time. Still to this day i cannot believe that it had to take Ozzy Osbournes kid to call them a Blackmetal from Norway to get them to be on a "worldstage" where they are today, but i'm sure glad he did! Black Metal or not ;) , this is Sweden at it's best.
Absolutely nasty bass tone, I love it