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Elliot smith from Mr Robot???

What are your thoughts on Stratocasters and their playability when it comes to a more hardcore/screamo sound?

Could you make a video on how to write dissonance with melodic motion open tunings or standard? I love your videos and you would perfectly explain this imo, feel like I’m always writing “too cute” sounding things by default in open tunings, very interested in mostly how Kyle writes in vs self

I'd love to see you play convoy by frail hands

I was in Halifax for a while and Kings Girls were the fucking GOATS at the time. I was blown away by them every time. Kuronuma, Frail hands, new ruins, idialedyournumber, and Kings Girls are my fav maritime skramz bands. A lot more to name but those are the standouts.

this is such a good way to do an online interview holy shit

the gods(jamecono)have blessed my feed🙏🙏

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Your videos are incredible thanks alot. However, I dont quite understand what you mean by the 2 highest strings being only half steps higher from each other. For drop c tuning would that mean to tune the e down additional steps

ive been watching all your how to play videos and it definitely helps and inspires me to pickup my guitar! thanks for making these

Yayyy

love this tune, always wondered how you count it / where’s the 1. especially for the bass. how do you count it ?

Do emo grind next im begging you, for example gxllium, meth., secondgradeknifefight etc

Can I pretty please ask for Native Nod - Bread? I love that band so much and can't find anything on them and I suck at guitar to play by ear :(

One of my fave bands. If Faraquet and Saetia had a baby.

What string gauge are you using good sir?

can you make a video like this explaining your pedal setup for screamo guitar?

never heard of the band, but dope song and the tabs look easy enough. thanks m8 i haven't added something to my guitar tor playlist for a while.

omg finally someone who knows this band

My prayers have been answered

omg yes!

I love you bro.

It’s great to see screamo content, never thought it would happen but here we are! Your channel is spectacular man!

Great video! Could you do one on the differences in playing style between the subgenres you've covered?

super cool to see someone documenting and explaining these techniques, this channel is a valuable resource. a major aspect of emoviolence that's underrated is following a rhythm of dotted 1/8th notes in 4/4 where the emphasis is on the 1, 4, and 7, often involving some sort of string-skipping, chord change or alternating between a chug and a ringing chord on those moments, played at a really high speed. think "ba-dubadub ba-dubadub ba-duh" because the three accents aren't distributed throughout in a completely even way, it gives it this off-kilter lurching feel that makes the music feel unstable and, well... kinda violent. bonus points for making some kind of meaningful use of all of the eighth notes in a phrase, and also cutting things too short deliberately on a turnaround or transition, or my personal favorite, alternating quickly between this rhythm and blast beats. lord snow were arguably the best at this and should 100% be studied if you wanna play emoviolence! but it has is precendents in stuff like combatwoundedveteran and even early coalesce, to a degree. too many skramz bands doing this boring mid-tempo metalcore version of "emoviolence" rn, complexity needs to make a comeback! end rant lol 🖤♫⃠🤘

With Norma Jean it is always tricky since they have so much random noise coming from guitars and second guitar playing different parts. Love this video. Really interesting to see how weird stuff they play!

You should start a podcast. It would be a dope listen and I feel like good music podcasts are lacking

he won't do grindcore next though

the kings girls shoutout blew my hair back, great band from My City that went way overlooked even locally

Frankly, never seen a connection between emoviolence and metalcore. It's quite the contrary. Imo emoviolence is screamo that was stripped down of melody. Like everytime I put on an emoviolence record to my friends that don't listen this kind of music they say: "It's not screamo, it's just black metal". That's how you know it.

this is easily one of the most informative videos ive found on youtube about this genre great video🙏🙏🙏😭😭😭😭

awh heck yea

This feels like chilling with my band friends. Very awesome thank you

you should do a video about melody in screaming

Can you show us what pedals you use

kings girls is amazing!

your account has been so goated for helping me progress in my band, thank you

hello

GOAT

what are some good open tunings for emoviolence?

Would love a Drive Like Jehu vid

W video this is actually very informative. Making these kinds of riffs/ Progressions I usually have no clue where to start. Onewaymirror a band from my area is where I got a lot of my inspo from

fuck yeah

Thank you I needed this

Thank you for this! Currently a bassist...all I want to do now is add guitar parts (hence I'm going to start learning guitar) to the bass riffs I write, and record them for fun. I might eventually get into programming drums.

A similar video on rythyms and song structures would be sweet.

Awesome stuff man!! Just started picking up the guitar and am super interested in the skramz approach to it. Question about your picking, Im still new to guitar but I’ve seen people preach about how you have to hold a pick like ur doing the okay sign or hold it like this or like that. You seem to just hold it freely in between ur index and thumb which definitely feels the most natural to me, is that okay to pick that way off the bat? Or should I learn the “proper” way first and then adapt to whatever feels most comfortable afterwards?

whats the best gauge string you recc?

How to play mathcore? "Get really good at playing guitar first." Ok, well I can't really argue with that.

The description notes of mentioned music, the quality of questions, and the lap cat are just a few things that make this a phenomenal interview. I showed up to this channel for some skramz tips from my recommended, but we're here to stay. 👍