How To Get A PERFECT Djent Guitar Tone - Every Time

[@cevret]

Thanks for having me on this one, and bringing those bangers tones and mix into life man! ❤

[@SashaGarcia]

I love the effect acheived by pre-eqing the DI, especially in the boxy area. Making it less energetic instantly turns the tone into a snappier, more precise thing, without the ''scooped'' texture...

[@randomshxt2099]

bro's a menace for working with headphones on with an open door behind him

[@MOMetalProductions]

What? 😅

[@dbwastooshort]

Im a very simple man i see misha in thumbnail i click edit: hail stan shirt to top it off, perfect

[@noahstrasmann1557]

Bro is really making just the perfect videos between this and the hour long metal mixing guide

[@JaredSmithTheIntern]

This is absolutely insane, man. Phenomenal job. I’ve been using reference tracks for a long time, but using reference stems is a new beast to me. Thanks so much for this!

[@monolytmetalcore]

not only great tone, this is a great riff

[@JosebasOficial]

My favorite producer/youtuber upload a video fuck yeah!

[@AverageGerman]

youre channel is such a goldmine for the casual home producer dude like me. keep it up its great stuff

[@mohitrahaman]

No BS straight to point stuff man

[@chrispysaid]

I got the Bass Mint plugin thanks to this video, and holy crap I love it

[@vanlaatummusic]

Me too😍

[@MichaelSheaAudio]

In the past year, I started making short covers of songs and then trying to make the mix sound like the original song, I originally did some tone matching stuff, using Zagreus by Periphery, coincidentally, and I've had pretty good results. They're not exactly the same, but doing different styles gives me a bunch of different templates to choose from as a starting point for new mixes. It's also interesting to choose drum, guitar, and bass sounds to try and figure out how your favourite recordings came about. It gets you out of your own shell and you get to try new things! Other than that, always use a reference to at least get in the same ballpark. My mixes got so much better once I started referencing.

[@MOMetalProductions]

I've done the same before. It's a great way to learn what to listen for in different tones and also why you enjoy certain mixes 😊

[@RivenantOfficial]

You’re a scholar and a gentleman. Thank you for doing these videos. They’re helping a ton

[@therealpsychotrader]

This is super well articulated and well thought out. Thank you man

[@owendavies4411]

Killer video man!! Would love to see a video on how you set your levels for each instrument they seem perfect in all your work!👊

[@MOMetalProductions]

Also through referencing! Very similar process as in this video, just using the full mix as a reference 😊

[@mishaandronati2791]

Your channel is one of the few which videos get my instant like even before I started watching

[@iztharmusic]

master of masters i love your videos, greetings from México

[@escapegulag4317]

Your videos are really helpful

[@ArrakisOCE]

This was excellent! Thankyou for the video.

[@tinchodonte2720]

this channel its gold!

[@cicaro_wav]

dude, thanks so much for sharing!

[@primateproduccionescr]

Thank you soo much for this, you are a genius bro!

[@owenkhan777]

wow 😮 this is great!

[@TheChrispablo]

Man your sound is freaking awesome 😎 i use Metric AB as well all the time

[@mchankerhoff853]

Throw that through a drop tune pedal one octave down take out most bass and turn up the treble with a ton of noise gate.

[@nathanclave]

Instant sub!

[@mrr5835]

Good video! I've learned (and still learning) the most important thing is the clean DI track. Would have been nice if you spent a little time on the guitar you used (tone knobs too)... although maybe you have a vid on that already? 😁

[@MOMetalProductions]

Not yet, it's on the list! 🙂 The guitar used on this one is an Ibanez 7 string, not sure on the model. It can be seen in the guitar playthrough video linked in the description 🎸

[@JohnZazoMusic]

Hey man! Great video--I'm working on home producing my first album--I will likely refer back to this video throughout the process-- but if you have some time, could you comment a list of all the programs mentioned in the video? Also how come you only have 6k subs??

[@ftx_arduous]

you know guitars and distortion doesn't always have to be about making it an alto instrument, particularly metal distortion done right is letting cleaner lows and mids come through with out having to pull back any muddy situations... i feel like marshall or orange is still yet to be contended with, as the distortion mechanics seems to be more digital as we've apparently progressed...

[@k.y.p.s1946]

Thanks for this CAN you help me to know where can I get wav file example like misha , nolly and drums périphérie sound ?

[@sadip_st]

Hey man great video.Want your studio tour setup video seriously as i am also building home studio and i am kinda confuse confused where to start from.

[@MOMetalProductions]

This video is an amazing resource: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6Orc3Z5hrlmndUsi=o6uDQfx4fv4eQ-x2

[@sadip_st]

@@MOMetalProductions Thanks man,you're the best.Your videos has helped me alot.

[@MATEAKENNY1234]

Is there any workaround Stephen Carpenter's horrible bass sounding 8 string pickups that can be done to get close to your DI sound?, Love the video and your setup :)

[@oleskiyashko2901]

Something new

[@Blacklight_Music]

Fantastic content! Thank you. I wish that Metric AB wasn’t $279 though. Damn!

[@MOMetalProductions]

It's on sale pretty often so subscribe to PA's newsletter and snag it when it's low!

[@Blacklight_Music]

@@MOMetalProductions Awesome! Thanks for the tip on that one. Seems like a killer way to reference!

[@sevenagnbeats]

I got for 15 bucks. I do not know if you can get again for this price but around 75 USD is a good price to get it.

[@Blacklight_Music]

@@MOMetalProductions Just grabbed it on sale for $50! Stoked. Thanks man!

[@adamskaggs4494]

Great tips, bro! What is the A/B comparison plugin?

[@MOMetalProductions]

Metric AB by Plugin Alliance 🤘

[@SamaelVR]

This might be a stupid question but I recently tried to make the switch to DAWs and whatnot for different/better tones than my irl setup. I have been using the Rocksmith USB cable to connect to the PC. I heard something about high z and direct inputs and whatnot and my guess is the reason why my tone sounds bad is because of that cable and not using the actual audio jack. Do I have to use an actual audio jack or is USB fine? Does it matter which cable? I have a THR10C that has a USB connection and that seems to perfectly replicate the amp on my PC speakers/headphones.

[@MOMetalProductions]

I have no idea about USB cables but what is widely done is an audio jack into a interface and then into the PC. What matters is that you can get the Direct Input (DI) to sound good

[@dementisband]

Seems the headphones are very accurate for this job , can you recommend which ones are you using

[@MOMetalProductions]

Slate VSX 🎧

[@ВладиславПугач-р7в]

Hello, where do you get reference tracks, namely individual tracks ? Where can you buy or download them ?

[@MOMetalProductions]

I usually get them from different bands. Sometimes from their websites and sometimes from Bandcamp. I am planning to put together a reference pack myself soon so stay tuned for that.

[@truth9397]

This is incredible. Anyone have any suggestions for other bands selling stems besides Periphery and HLB? Would be great to get hold of multiple guitar stems to EQ match.

[@MOMetalProductions]

That's what I'm using mostly. I am planning to do a referencing pack myself, so stay tuned and I'll announce it in a video in the future

[@truth9397]

@@MOMetalProductions Awesome! Looking forward to hearing more about the referencing pack.

[@stevewoodyt]

Got a free alternative to the $280 a/b plugin?

[@MOMetalProductions]

Its regularly going on sale, I think I got it for only 15$ at one point. Otherwise you can achieve the same thing with a normal eq, just have steep low and high cuts and close off a certain range of the mix. Put your reference track in the session rather than in a plugin and that should work perfectly 😊

[@KingCharles-o6z]

Did you ditch mint for the low rumble?

[@MOMetalProductions]

Bass Mint is on the tone! I'm applying it when referencing the full mix. It's on basically all mixes I do 😄

[@spinforeverSoundmix]

Cześć , bardzo Cię polubiłem , ja staram się nauczyć mixu metalu od dawna i stereotypy nie pozwalaja mi się otworzyć. więc uczę się i pozdrawiam Ciebie.

[@dahlia2790]

Meshuggah plz!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Shane-zo4mg]

No before/after a/b??? Wuhhh

[@MrMelodyCold]

How To Get A GENERIC Djent Guitar Tone - Every Time

[@wtbgamegenie]

Djeneric you mean?

[@JoelDubay]

It doesn’t sound like a guitar. It sounds like a computer. All of them sound exactly the same. More more more more more bigger bigger bigger bigger bigger… And not one time did I hear you mention how this was going to make the song better.Do you want your things to be remembered by people 20 and 30 years from now, or just until tomorrow?

[@GallowayJesse]

1 Throw all that in the trash 2 plug in a marshall 3 play real music

[@Glitch315]

yeah... Now mic your cab, record and try putting that in a mix. See how far you get then. Good luck : )

[@mr.capythebara9384]

The concept of "real music" makes 0 sense. Music is supposed to be open to creativity. There shouldn't be a definition of what music "is" and "isn't." Quite an immature statement.

[@talaynt2656]

Deez

[@zachpfeif]

filters on the high end are low pass filters, not high pass

[@MOMetalProductions]

I know, I misspoke 🙂

[@KiLLJOY1056]

Does anybody else just mess with the Bass, Mid, and Treble knobs until it sounds good? This is way too deep for something you would never be able to replicate live, and a lot of unnecessary steps.

[@AlterationProduction]

It’s what separates the pros from the rest