Spencer Paul
-Keyboard
-Sample control (as needed)
Influences
Helmet
Nine Inch Nails
Candiria
Refused
Ministry
Killswitch Engage
Clutch
Coheed & Cambria
Squarepusher
The Revolting Cocks
Deftones
Pitchshifter
Pailhead
Fear Factory
The Postal Service
Tool
Outkast
As I Lay Dieing
the Chemical Brothers
Scene 2
Dream Theatre
Protest The Hero
Porcupine Tree
Yes
All that Remains
Dead to Fall
Depeche Mode
She Wants Revenge
Chevelle
A-ha
Cypress Hill
The The
Godflesh
Orange 9mm
Filter
Unearth
Pantera
Massive Attack
Skinny Puppy
Glocknien
Minus the Bear
Machines of Loving Grace
Incubus
Jane’s Addiction
No Doubt
Propellerheads
Quicksand
Prince
Darude
Foo Fighters
Michael Jackson
Rage Against the Machine
Weezer
Machine Head
Engines of Aggression
Madonna
Busta' Rhyms
Green Jello
Flo White
Mastodon
Battles
Gorillas
and others
Check my friends and blogs to see who I'm listening to.
haha! what a line. i love you, solely baecause of your choice of words in almost every interaction i've ever had with you. lmao. and, hell yeaahhhhh! coheed will rape everyone. in thier ear-pussies.
Well the song Lost in Illusions was something I did a long time ago (I'm not too happy with it), and the drums were programmed. The other songs we actually recorded at a small studio, and he had some very nice mics :P.
Ah sweet. All my electronic stuff is done in Fruity Loops as well. I never end up bothering to do any post processing though; I just add the effects and automations I want and make sure the levels are right. Maybe try blending the miced sounds from the drums with samples as well. I find the best way to get enough attack on the bass drum for metal is to blend a sample (usually a clickier one) with the original waveform. Drumagog is a GREAT program to do that with.
