Blessthefall "Cutthroat" raw multi-tracks [UNBOXING]

[@savatomic2]

This is amazing
WE WANT WAGE WAR ON NAIL THE MIX!

[@gearheadproductions3236]

YESSS

[@raul1630xD]

HELL YEEEES

[@adamlywood903]

fuck yeah

[@pablocarvp]

wage war for sure!

[@tuti9345]

wish granted

[@thirtyonefifty3133]

damm this is amazing. love blessthefall, always been a great band in my book.

[@dminach]

I mixed it already and I'm gonna send it to you but I'm watching the video as well because every time is such a great lesson to hear what you say, thank you Eyal

[@lowtuned]

man this is so intersting.
i love blessthefall, but i never spent a though about the production. but this is so well done. and ive seen them live, i know they can deliver, so i really couldnt care less how this great sound is achieved during the production. low end sounds awesome. thats what counts.

[@jaimec7246]

Love This channel man!

[@URMAcademy]

Thanks for watching!

[@GoodCarpet]

Are they programmed or recorded with an e-kit into a MIDI track?

[@NoisyPlaceMX]

Es muy cierto lo que dices, hay personas que no entienden la calidad del sonido y como se obtiene, lo del sample de Bajo me parece una técnica increíble, gran aporte!! muchas gracias!! fuerte abrazo desde Chiapas, México.

[@ChaelSonnen000]

crazy thinking about how "manufactured" this song is. I know there's a lot of metal/rock bands that make songs like this but I never thought about it until watching this video. Interesting stuff! Still my fave Blessthefall song

[@HaitIsHere]

BTF is one of my favorite bands but why do bands this big end up using programmed drums or programmed bass when they have the budget and talent to get their performance recorded?

[@taallen50]

Many reasons. Such as sound quality, making sure that the drums are 100% quantized. It comes down to the preference of the band and producer. Some drummers have a programmed version of the drums to test fills and improvise part of a song and actually here what the audience and consumers will hear. Like I said, loads of reasons

[@MrGreenman447]

I never would have thought that these drums were programmed.

[@JUNK_ZONE]

You can tell in the snare and the hi hats.

[@benjaminmagambo3849]

The arrangement is pretty awesome !

[@RobKingRC]

Great sounding Raw tracks...

[@cameronlott242]

Is this the Tyler Smyth from Dangerkids?

[@DavidWoodMusic]

My word I love you Eyal.

[@eyalleviurm]

I love you too Rick

[@OceillTV]

4:38 "Less like a typewriter or a... Machine"
I see what you did there.

[@OEpistimon]

BA
DUM
...
DTISSSSSSSSSSS

[@str1897]

21:00
Fuck it sounds so nice a capella !

[@justincarrasco3680]

3:45 the idea is the have it long, and huge, and filling up all that space 😏

[@wagnerschwertz7588]

these guitars sound like amp sim. Does anyone who watched the live mix can confirm? what sim was used?

[@deluzh]

Helix native, not used nearly enough because it's fantastic

[@savatomic2]

21:26
pls tell me you heard this xD

[@bradenqw3765]

nice

[@vallo1764]

100 percent pitch corrected

[@shartsell2013]

THE REAL BILLS yes like every other major artist lol

[@vallo1764]

@@shartsell2013 yea for sure i didnt say noone else is but i just would think its a huge part of mixing a song

[@jdestrada3723]

Knowing Bless The Fall those "accent snares" are probably supposed to he reversed

[@vallo1764]

The funnest part is to edit vocals

[@vallo1764]

Why are the vocals edited already??

[@URMAcademy]

Because it’s Nail The Mix not Nail The Editing

[@vallo1764]

@@URMAcademy wow great response

[@DavidValles]

HOLY SHIT 😂😂

[@taallen50]

Name an artist that doesn't use processors on the vocals...

[@vallo1764]

@@taallen50 what r u talking about did u read what was said or just make up what you said the question was why is it already done

[@JUNK_ZONE]

That bass sounds like midi.

[@hisbloodband]

🧟‍♂️

[@mikelisa7180]

Nail the silly rants

[@multoc]

Bass is all programmed, come on now

[@denidemin]

Damn those vocals are terrible.

[@Venylynn]

I like their vocals