Dissection - The Somberlain [Live Legacy] | Bass cover

Did I tell? My acquaintance with the music of Dissection began with the song The Somberlain from the Live Legacy album. This is the case when I like the live version of the song more than the studio version. In my opinion, it sounds more aggressive and evil.
Tuning - slightly sharp D Standard.
I tuned the strings approximately like this:
4th - 37.25 Hz
3rd - 49.70 Hz
2nd - 66.35 Hz
1st - 88.50 Hz
(accuracy isn't guaranteed)
Lyrics:
I fell deeper and deeper as light now was gone
I could feel the dark embrace my soul
Agony was no more, and so was pain
At this point of solitude I knew I was there...
There where I belong
Belong!
Thus far a long journey through my soul's infinity
It has been a journey far beyond mortality
I have found what I wanted, tranquility
I'll thrive on evil, eternally
I flew over crystal ground
My existence numb
Over orchards of grievance
Sorrow and tears
This beautiful silence...
It calls me now
Black fog devours me but I can see it all
The monument of my past
The land of the seven horizons before my eyes
I reach the land of spiritual rest
Life force
The Somberlain
It's the dawn of descending
I am the Somberlain
Down to evil divine domain
Lord of infernal, gather my strength
Carry me through the gates
It's the dawn of descending
I am the Somberlain
Down to evil divine domain
For I'm eternal night
I'm the Somberlain
Precede my evil divine domain

[@VitSkyrocker]

I've been waiting for this...

[@albertmarkethinkpr1325]

Awesome cover and tone dude! How did you get that tone?

[@Eitrigon]

Thank you. I'm not good at explaining such things, but long story short, i used the preset Slip Note Wide and Studio Reverb in Guitar Rig 5, and the settings for Virtual Mix Rack as in this video th-cam.com/video/-aglIy71S5Y/w-d-xo.html (settings for the first bass track). But in the FG-S equalizer, I increased the decibels in the LMF section.

[@phile3741]

Why are band names getting harder to read?
Are they just trying to make sure they never sell out since nobody knows who they are?

[@Eitrigon]

That's one way to put it. Although I think that if a band writes good music, a hard-to-read name won't stop it from finding its listeners.