[Ext789]

Can someone help me out by giving me some instruction on how to find the thordendal dfhs settings that are on the toontrack site? The other guitarist in my band recently got a copy of superior and we haven't been able to find the settings on the toontrack site. before you ask, yes the copy is registered on the site, and we've logged in. where do we go from there? is it even still on the site? thanks a million if you can help us out!

[Newkie]

I don't know if these are Thordendal's settings but there are someones settings if you go to http://www.toontrack.com/free_downloads.asp and click Superior -> Toontrack Demos -> Sonor of Metal.zip

In that zip-file there are a bunch of pics in the settings.pdf document. Pictures of EQs and compressors.

I hope that helps.

[Ext789]

thanks a lot, we'll try it out.

[7 Dying Trees]

Tried this yesterday, is ok, not too bad, and does sound good, I'd say it's a nice starting point!

I also noticed how they didn't add in the eq's/settings for the entire kit which is a bit of a pain in the arse!

However, I did get a good sounding kit out of quickly (which is nice!)

[Ext789]

Originally Posted by 7 Dying Trees

Tried this yesterday, is ok, not too bad, and does sound good, I'd say it's a nice starting point!

I also noticed how they didn't add in the eq's/settings for the entire kit which is a bit of a pain in the arse!

However, I did get a good sounding kit out of quickly (which is nice!)

yea pretty much my our experience, still gonna mess with it i'm sure.

I noticed thordendal compresses the snare a lot!

[Leec]

Originally Posted by 7 Dying Trees

Tried this yesterday, is ok, not too bad, and does sound good, I'd say it's a nice starting point!

I also noticed how they didn't add in the eq's/settings for the entire kit which is a bit of a pain in the arse!

However, I did get a good sounding kit out of quickly (which is nice!)

In that download (if you're talking about the Cubase one), there's a PDF that has a picture of all the mixer settings, individual mixer setting files for each track, as well as a mixer file that'll apply them all to each track.
The only thing not included to get the same SoM clip sound are the Waves plug-ins. But you can copy the settings from the PDF and apply them to your own compressors.

[Ext789]

Originally Posted by Leec

In that download (if you're talking about the Cubase one), there's a PDF that has a picture of all the mixer settings, individual mixer setting files for each track, as well as a mixer file that'll apply them all to each track.
The only thing not included to get the same SoM clip sound are the Waves plug-ins. But you can copy the settings from the PDF and apply them to your own compressors.

yup exactly, did that. thanks for the advice

[7 Dying Trees]

Originally Posted by Leec

In that download (if you're talking about the Cubase one), there's a PDF that has a picture of all the mixer settings, individual mixer setting files for each track, as well as a mixer file that'll apply them all to each track.
The only thing not included to get the same SoM clip sound are the Waves plug-ins. But you can copy the settings from the PDF and apply them to your own compressors.

Well, I did use all the same stuff, waves compressors etc, however, it still lacks a bit.

The DW snare is a better snare on it, and I still need to figure out how to get rid of the "boing" sound from the toms, as I would like less of it, and more of a "thud". It's a good starting point though!