Doom in standard should be respected, any idiot can play jingle bells in drop f at a slow tempo and have it sound 'doomy'. The notes and rhythm should create the atmosphere of doom not reliance on downtuning, fuzz and slow tempo.
They may be the seed that sprouted the movement, but sleep and wizard take the cake for what actually became stoner doom. Nothing like low tuning and fuzz.
You're imitating drop A by using like (335) that kind of inverted power chord right? So it sounds like 5th, root, 5th even though it's root,4th, octave. Sounds heavy as hell none the less mate. A little bit of music theory goes a long way. I'm gonna get a barritone at some point, maybe play in B/A# standard. When I do I'm still gonna do this kind of crap. You learn a lot of ways to sound heavier when you only play in E standard. Makes you a better player.
Saint Vitus weren't tuning down in the beginning either, they only started going a bit lower when Wino joined to accomodate for his voice. A fuzzface or rat will sound pretty fat even in E.
Love it man. If Sabbath kept putting out records today there'd be a song that had a riff like this. Could you please tell me your amp settings and pedal chain?
Needs Drop D Tuning, maybe an Octave Fuzz with a touch of Distortion and then maybe a bit more Sustain...but i hear the possibilities. Great overall sound.
@@luiziferbehel3750 Bruh the whole point of this video is to demonstrate that you dont need to downtune to sound heavy and you're talking about down tuning 5 damn semitones.
@@cowboy5944 e standard has just been done to death. It’s to the point where it really is not heavy no matter how hard you try (with very few exceptions)
The riffs themselves are sick but I clicked on this thinking it was a joke video because the idea of anyone besides Black Sabbath trying to make doom in standard tuning just inherently sounds like a joke to me😂would definitely sound a lot harder & heavier if you tuned down but if that’s not your thing then I understand, but I’m just saying this would sound wayyyy cooler & more powerful if you dropped down
@@Hamez-ln5sf it isn't. It's cool, and the first section would hit the spot I think if it was a little slower. But the second part just doesn't have that feel. Once again, maybe if it was slowed down. Besides, it's all just a matter of opinion anyway.
Never tell anyone you tuned standard for Doom. You’ll be silently shunned from the club. At least say you tuned to D! 😂
Ha, three guitars are none in standard. One in a, one in b and one c.
The first doom metal song was in standard
This is 100% doomy goodness. Its all in the groove.
Sounds super heavy. I'd be proud of writing something so cool.
Thank you for the kind words!
Doom in standard should be respected, any idiot can play jingle bells in drop f at a slow tempo and have it sound 'doomy'. The notes and rhythm should create the atmosphere of doom not reliance on downtuning, fuzz and slow tempo.
If black sabbath play in E standard you can play in E standard.
Amazing riff
Black Sabbath tuned to C#
@2giantmonsters in the first couple albums it was standard
i mean. black sabbath's stuff was always in E Standard or C# Standard, and they're the undisputed godfathers of doom metal
E and C# are very different.
They may be the seed that sprouted the movement, but sleep and wizard take the cake for what actually became stoner doom. Nothing like low tuning and fuzz.
C# is amazing.
@@spkoftdvl i know right. It's so expressive.
@@johnnytmcq Most of Black Sabbath's songs were still in E standard.
If a heavy riff still sounds great in standard it's a damn good riff
You're imitating drop A by using like (335) that kind of inverted power chord right? So it sounds like 5th, root, 5th even though it's root,4th, octave. Sounds heavy as hell none the less mate. A little bit of music theory goes a long way. I'm gonna get a barritone at some point, maybe play in B/A# standard. When I do I'm still gonna do this kind of crap. You learn a lot of ways to sound heavier when you only play in E standard. Makes you a better player.
its all in the tritone
Saint Vitus weren't tuning down in the beginning either, they only started going a bit lower when Wino joined to accomodate for his voice. A fuzzface or rat will sound pretty fat even in E.
Inverted power chords all day 🤘
Great riff man.
Sounds pretty heavy, like Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Love it man. If Sabbath kept putting out records today there'd be a song that had a riff like this. Could you please tell me your amp settings and pedal chain?
Thanks man. The amp is on rectifier setting, Only using a volume pedal
Needs Drop D Tuning, maybe an Octave Fuzz with a touch of Distortion and then maybe a bit more Sustain...but i hear the possibilities. Great overall sound.
I think it needs B tunning + some delay and hall reverb
@@luiziferbehel3750 Bruh the whole point of this video is to demonstrate that you dont need to downtune to sound heavy and you're talking about down tuning 5 damn semitones.
@@cowboy5944 lmao
@@cowboy5944 e standard has just been done to death. It’s to the point where it really is not heavy no matter how hard you try (with very few exceptions)
@@sentientcloroxbottle1557 beginner, arent you?
Hey can we get a rig tour?
Yep!
Sweet riffs !!
Great stuff
Nice riffage, dude!
Black Flag played in E Standard and invented sludge metal
Power trip
Nice. Thanks.
Dig it
I play doom metal on a standard tuned upright... baritone?
nah, alto
@@chillygreene true
I love play guitar
Sounds kinda like 90s Metallica
Tab?
Sounds like Obituary
A bit 🤘🏻😁
kinda slaps ngl
The riffs themselves are sick but I clicked on this thinking it was a joke video because the idea of anyone besides Black Sabbath trying to make doom in standard tuning just inherently sounds like a joke to me😂would definitely sound a lot harder & heavier if you tuned down but if that’s not your thing then I understand, but I’m just saying this would sound wayyyy cooler & more powerful if you dropped down
Осталось только играть научиться.
Radd
That’s as heavy as it gets? 😅
No. Not by any means.
@@chillygreene I have a BLACKSTAR it’s a tube amp and it sounds bad @ss
SIIIIIIIIICK!
With all respect to you, this isn't Doom.
slo-chunk fer sher
"this isn't doom" 🤓
@@Hamez-ln5sf it isn't. It's cool, and the first section would hit the spot I think if it was a little slower. But the second part just doesn't have that feel. Once again, maybe if it was slowed down.
Besides, it's all just a matter of opinion anyway.
It's a form of doom...nothing is completely pure.
That is not a doom tone.
You’re not a goat with three dicks.
What were those octave chords you were playing