VIHC.net VAN ISLE HARDCORE BOARD

Gonna come out on vinyl hopefully by summertime as a split with Winnipeg mince warriors Archagathus, a couple tracks are probably also gonna get recycled for a comp CD-R called Blasting the Wasteland on the newly revived Bovine Records (an amazing label from the 90s that put out tons of great grindcore). Three new tracks, a re-recording and a Dahmer cover. Get high and mosh.
http://sixbrewbantha.bandcamp.com/album ... rchagathus

stoked to listen to this!

i think one of them is missing.

also how did you do the pitch shifted vocals in the dahmer cover.

awesome man. ill be keeping an eye out for archagathus tracks

Human-Demise wrote:i think one of them is missing.

also how did you do the pitch shifted vocals in the dahmer cover.

i did it

CodyCreepcore wrote:

Human-Demise wrote:i think one of them is missing.

also how did you do the pitch shifted vocals in the dahmer cover.

i did it

could you show me how to do that in a live set up.

not without a pitchshifter Alexis...

reece wrote:not without a pitchshifter Alexis...

try finding one that would work for vocals on the island

guitar pedals work for vocals. just saying. even without guitar pedals, there are plenty of rack effects and even consumer level digitech shit that does this.

tylerp wrote:guitar pedals work for vocals. just saying. even without guitar pedals, there are plenty of rack effects and even consumer level digitech shit that does this.

you think you could help me with that then?

Human-Demise wrote:i think one of them is missing.

also how did you do the pitch shifted vocals in the dahmer cover.

we decided to cut one of the tracks shortly after i posted this. the pitch shifting was an effect added on after, we did use a pitch shifter live once on tour and it turned out really badly (aka awesome).

the problem with alot of pitch shifters live is that sometimes you either

a) need a noise gate so it doesnt start pitch shifting the guitar and drums that are in the background
b) the wet/dry mix is like 50/50 when it should be 100/0

yeah, I'd try achieving a simple noiseless pitch shifter (via guitar pedal) setup with a mic preamp (cause a mic adapted with a cord to 1/4" would create a high-noise situation), NS-2, then pitch shifter (such as the PS-5 that I have which can indeed do 100% wet)

or you could just buy this all-in-one shit:
http://vocalistpro.com/product.php?name=Vocal300#feat

I feel like they used to have some even cheaper vocal processors that had pitch shifting.

tech nerds can suggest other ways in this thread.

that thing looks pretty sweet.

This fucking rules.

oh yeh we are re-mixing. it shall sound better

for the record my digitech multi effects thing I bought when I was stupid and in high school is totally broken now.

So if anyone actually cares to listen to the shit this thread was started for I just put new, better sounding mixes up on the above page. Otherwise, carry on discussing gear and not caring.

trappedinside wrote:So if anyone actually cares to listen to the shit this thread was started for I just put new, better sounding mixes up on the above page. Otherwise, carry on discussing gear and not caring.

im pretty sure every body listened to them. and enjoyed it.
then they were like (woh pitchshifter, howdaydodat??) so you should consider it all interest and enjoyment of your material.

Or whatever dude.

I'm pretty sure Bryan wasn't saying that as a put down. I'm sure if this thread devolved into talking about gear he would be fine with that.


EDIT: New mix sounds fucking wicked.