Brendan @DiodeClipper

Music electronics, software, production. Tunes @maxi_strength (I don’t know, I just got here) Joined January 2012

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Brendan @DiodeClipper

3 years ago

@noisextraaa In this episode, you mention a project with a name that sounded like Line Craft. How is that spelled?

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Scrolled for a bit, but didn’t see this one. Not a whole album, but I can’t think of anything heavier to write a song about than the birth of your first child and @Convergecult nailed it. youtu.be/DKqOp2YHfhI

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4 years ago

i fucking dare the metal community to stop focusing on darkness & write some devastatingly heavy downtuned absolutely brutal albums about what brings them joy & inspires them to love & what makes them feel loved. how has heavy music been around this long for this to be that rare.

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Brendan @DiodeClipper

4 years ago

@BenKoller @ArrJayEll dropping these Some Kind of Monster meme templates here, in case you need them.

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Brendan @DiodeClipper

5 years ago

Curling is the drone metal of sports

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Brendan @DiodeClipper

5 years ago

@plgDavid Not 100% DX7 related, but I’d be curious to hear about the architectural and sonic differences between the three FM engine’s you’ve emulated and what quirks/bugs can be exploited in each.

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Brendan @DiodeClipper

5 years ago

@charlielooker IRKO, who mixed Donda, talks a bit about compression in this vid. Says that his go to for rap vocals is an 1176 on 12:1. youtu.be/WL9zZbL-JIk

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Brendan @DiodeClipper

5 years ago

Afghamistam was always my favorite Botch song. So great to finally hear the evolution of that vibe on the new Torment and Glory record from @bbcbubblegutz.

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Brendan @DiodeClipper

5 years ago

@valhalladsp I’d guess your speaker is more likely the issue. I have some cabs that are too bright to play any fuzz through, but others that work just fine. Not sure how this lines up with the theory, but my experience is that less efficient speakers tend to be less harsh.