11R goes Death Metal!

[adamquek]

Howdy folks,
Finally found some time to sit down with the 11R and Pro Tools and track some new stuff, here's an old riff that I've been kicking around that I'm trying to breath some new life into. Something a little heavier this time around

http://soundcloud.com/adamqlw/the-new-one

320 kbps mp3 - http://www.box.net/shared/a84jgxn2rjlfs3h1fue2

[Lution]

sounds brutal! Good job!

[Dr Git]

Really Great job....What guitar and pickups were you using ?

[Gigbag]

Cool.

[adamquek]

Thanks guys! Kind words

The guitar was a Soloway Swan 7 string, with a Dimarzio MoJoe 7 in the bridge

[pokoot]

I love the way it is being mixed.

[jabelardo]

I cant' find any info about the MoJoe 7...
Does that exist, I mean like in production? or it's some custom made order or OEM perhaps?

[stratzrus]

Great clip...now that's metal!

[adamquek]

Originally Posted by jabelardo

I cant' find any info about the MoJoe 7...
Does that exist, I mean like in production? or it's some custom made order or OEM perhaps?

It's not a production pickup, it was custom wound based off the regular MoJoe. Jim Soloway very kindly managed to swing that when he made me by solidbody 7-string white limba Swan, which is my number one workhorse til today (about 6 years and counting I think)

This is the guitar for those who are interested. It's very death metal

http://www.jimsoloway.com/CompletedG...alleryG152.htm

[jrockbridge]

I finally got a chance to listen to this clip. Well done! What amps and fx models were used within the 11R?

[adamquek]

Originally Posted by jrockbridge

I finally got a chance to listen to this clip. Well done! What amps and fx models were used within the 11R?

Thanks man! It's a pretty straight up clip. Modern SOD on one channel, M2 Lead on the other. Think I have a tubescreamer on both for a little sizzle, parametric EQ with a high-pass around 60-80 Hz, on the V30 cab with an on-axis royer 121. Both tracks are bone dry, but I'm been thinking about mixing in a 100% wet reverb track very low and panned to the opposite side to give it some dimension.