The one thing that Jeff is really really good at better than other metal guitarists is that Jeff understands way better than anyone else the principles of pacing and what he should play where. Some is fast. Some is slow. Nothing is out of place, awkward or too much though. Front to back its an interesting and pleasing experience no matter what you listen to of his. And he works really hard to play the parts that need to be where they are to create the best melodic and pleasurable musical experience and I really appreciate that Jeff doesn't have to go out of his way to be weird when he plays. Even his awkward ideas are incorporated in a way that makes them sound awesome such as the clean tones in cashmere shiv. Jeff is a virtuoso who above all cares about doing it right. Playing the best thing to play because that's what the song needs and not because he's trying to be different or something out of place. He plays the right thing in the right place and it's rare to find someone who palpable prioritizes making good music rather than amalgamated crap or uninspired generic pop cliches.
@@tromboneman4517 kieth merrow, Ola Englund and Jeff Loomis were supposed to be the metal savior super group but ended up being the musical equivalent of a perpetual shit post. I agree. But Loomis' first solo album was a through and through banger.
@@mehmd1913 The nut and the string headstock bridge/bar thingie SHOULD be enough to mute any vibrations behind the nut/headstock area. If not then you can use a fret wrap, or a DIY hair-scruntchy thingy. As far as the actual treble strings dangling over the fretboard, it all comes down to what I like to call good ELECTRIC guitar left hand technique. LH in acoustic and classical guitar is where you press the very tips of your fingers against the strings with the fingers upright. You do NOT want to do that if you play electric with distortion. You want to have a *walrus-flipper* for a left hand where your index finger (maybe others) are always touching the treble strings. If you start a melody on the D-string you had better have your LH fingers in tactile contact with the G, b, and e strings above the note your are fretting (obviously not enough to hold down a barre, but a barre should be a simple press down at all times). I often disengage the *walrus flipper* automatically if I'm going to bend and shake a note (maybe a bad habit of mine). So I often have my RH lay the fingertips down on the g, b, and e strings as if I am planting for hybrid picking. This helps a great deal for me -- your mileage may vary. I will also say that muting ALL strings you are not playing (bass and treble) are key. You can get overtones from the bass strings as well, which is why your picking hand's palm/wrist should be resting against the bridge of the guitar on the strings you are not playing. Obviously, this doesn't apply with more traditional guitar styles/techniques (clean playing / fingerstyle /acoustic strumming, etc.)
thank god for the re-upload the one on dailymotion replays twice. ive been trying to learn the song for a while but this video is what made me want to buy the guitar and it sounds awesome
that intro is amazing that clean tone with the synth and that sound effect kinda sounded like a cold breath OMFG just amazing rest of it pure jeff loomis what else is there to say its badass wish he would release these tracks
@@robotman7945 If you can find all the Conquering Dystopia demos Keith did with Jeff that would be super great, can’t find any other places since Keith went dark
Kudos for reupload man. I always think this could've been a perfect Nevermore song. Straight outta Enemies of Reality era! Damn I miss Nevermore so much... R.I.P. Warrel Dane R.I.P. Nevermore.
I know, right! This is WAAY too good to be a humble product demo. It deserves to be on a Platinum album for the whole world to hear. The solo towards the end was astonishing.
Been looking for this video forever! Everytime I wanted to share some Loomis with a new listener this was my first choice and could never find it anymore. Thank you.
Jeff's genius brutality and unearthly skill level and technique are out of this world, and he delivers a mind storm every time....My God 😳😯 that riff at 2:34 .... Hell Storm 😈👏👏👏👏🤘
Im really sad that I havent bough any of his Schecter Signature guitars, those where always on my wish list but never actually bought one. In my opinion I really loved that guitar or his Super Strats those where some really nice looking guitars. Im really glad that I got one of the first 7 string ESP ltd Andy James guitars before he had the evertune or went to Kiesel, even tho the kiesel guitars look great.
It's a god damn shame this guitar was so short lived, and I was too poor to buy one back when they were in production. I had a strat-style JL7. If the Cygnus plays as good as that, it's my dream guitar
Some people say you can't hear the difference between maple fretboard and rosewood or ebony but I swear you can. Also I think his Schecters were a different body wood than his jacksons too.
@@DeffoZappo the difference between ebony and (lacquered) maple isn't as huge as between rosewood and one of the other, but point is: yes there's absolutely a difference... Personally I prefer maple, but that also has to do with visibility on a darker stage.
That's definitely in your head. Amp and cab make up basically all of your tone. Pickups put a bit of character to it going in. Woods matter less the more gain you add. Construction of the guitar matters some. but back on point, the brand is irrelevant. As Glenn Fricker would say. Stop listening with your eyes.
I have borne-witness to THE perfect note. ...and it occurs @ minute 3:53 in this video. In fact, I didn't think I was quite capable of actually moaning, out loud, from watching such a display. ...I am capable, it seems.
Is this an actual song because I really want it in my apple library, my girlfriend and I love it. She’s always like “play that riff from that one Jeff Loomis video”
@@deadinsidemcgee411 That and he wanted more freedom, having been enjoying Jacksons etc. previously, but unable to play live due to contractual reasons, probably.
The one thing that Jeff is really really good at better than other metal guitarists is that Jeff understands way better than anyone else the principles of pacing and what he should play where. Some is fast. Some is slow. Nothing is out of place, awkward or too much though. Front to back its an interesting and pleasing experience no matter what you listen to of his. And he works really hard to play the parts that need to be where they are to create the best melodic and pleasurable musical experience and I really appreciate that Jeff doesn't have to go out of his way to be weird when he plays. Even his awkward ideas are incorporated in a way that makes them sound awesome such as the clean tones in cashmere shiv. Jeff is a virtuoso who above all cares about doing it right. Playing the best thing to play because that's what the song needs and not because he's trying to be different or something out of place. He plays the right thing in the right place and it's rare to find someone who palpable prioritizes making good music rather than amalgamated crap or uninspired generic pop cliches.
Very well said, fully agree!
Great composer he is.
His pacing got a lot better after his work with Keith Merrow. He taught him a few things about writing great riffs.
@@tromboneman4517 kieth merrow, Ola Englund and Jeff Loomis were supposed to be the metal savior super group but ended up being the musical equivalent of a perpetual shit post. I agree. But Loomis' first solo album was a through and through banger.
Exactly what I wanted to say. Totaly.
He attacks the strings so violently and is viscously yet so frigging CLEAN! Really awesome.
@@chopholtz4950 is there a specific way that one can do what you are suggesting?
I use his pick helps a lot to get that sound
@@mehmd1913 The nut and the string headstock bridge/bar thingie SHOULD be enough to mute any vibrations behind the nut/headstock area. If not then you can use a fret wrap, or a DIY hair-scruntchy thingy. As far as the actual treble strings dangling over the fretboard, it all comes down to what I like to call good ELECTRIC guitar left hand technique. LH in acoustic and classical guitar is where you press the very tips of your fingers against the strings with the fingers upright. You do NOT want to do that if you play electric with distortion. You want to have a *walrus-flipper* for a left hand where your index finger (maybe others) are always touching the treble strings. If you start a melody on the D-string you had better have your LH fingers in tactile contact with the G, b, and e strings above the note your are fretting (obviously not enough to hold down a barre, but a barre should be a simple press down at all times).
I often disengage the *walrus flipper* automatically if I'm going to bend and shake a note (maybe a bad habit of mine). So I often have my RH lay the fingertips down on the g, b, and e strings as if I am planting for hybrid picking. This helps a great deal for me -- your mileage may vary.
I will also say that muting ALL strings you are not playing (bass and treble) are key. You can get overtones from the bass strings as well, which is why your picking hand's palm/wrist should be resting against the bridge of the guitar on the strings you are not playing.
Obviously, this doesn't apply with more traditional guitar styles/techniques (clean playing / fingerstyle /acoustic strumming, etc.)
Yeah, he has a finesse about it with whoever he plays with, as does chris Broderick.
thank god for the re-upload the one on dailymotion replays twice. ive been trying to learn the song for a while but this video is what made me want to buy the guitar and it sounds awesome
Thank you for reuploading this!!! Sickest rhythm and lead player in metal
that intro is amazing that clean tone with the synth and that sound effect kinda sounded like a cold breath OMFG just amazing rest of it pure jeff loomis what else is there to say its badass wish he would release these tracks
Exactly man
Fuck!! and I've been wondering where that awesome video clip disappeared!! You're the man for reuploading it, what a great tune by grand Master Jeff.
Thanks dude!! I🤘🏻
@@robotman7945
If you can find all the Conquering Dystopia demos Keith did with Jeff that would be super great, can’t find any other places since Keith went dark
@@coffinfeeder7732 okay man ill try to look for it..thanks alot!
@@coffinfeeder7732 he’s back
Dude, I’ve been looking for this special demo track for so long... so thank you!
Your most welcome
I always wanted to find this track again after it went missing (probably contract clause). Thanks for reuploading this!
Kudos for reupload man. I always think this could've been a perfect Nevermore song. Straight outta Enemies of Reality era! Damn I miss Nevermore so much... R.I.P. Warrel Dane R.I.P. Nevermore.
Exactly man.,it could have been a perfect nevermore song..
@Realistic Mystic dont be man..🤘🏻👽
I almost can hear the powerful Warrel Dane's voice over this track.
Dear Lord Why cant I find a guitarist like Jeff L. to be in my band.
Thank you for reuploading! This was taken off youtube some time ago.
Dude I’m so excited too!
Yah man iknow we have it now again🤘🏻
Why is this one of my favorite guitar solos ever?!?!?!?!
I know, right! This is WAAY too good to be a humble product demo. It deserves to be on a Platinum album for the whole world to hear. The solo towards the end was astonishing.
I managed to snag one of these left handed a year ago for such a good price and it's honestly the best 7 i've owned or played.
Thank you for reposting!!! This is one of my favorite videos of Jeff. I was pretty bummed when they took it down.
Yah man iknow..,your most welcome🤘🏻
Actually was able to pick up one of these guitars from a guy in Texas. Once it came up i had to buy it its just wicked
Dude you got lucky, I would sell my soul to get my hands on one
@@JuniperF found one yesterday at my local guitar center for 825$...put it on layaway as fast as I could
I hope you reunite with Schecter some day.
why?
I can hear Warrels voice over this song for some reason
Yeah Still Nevermore!🤘🏻
What nevermore song is this?
@@isaiahgrandt5305 Isn't, just sound like one.
Big shout out for the re-upload. This is SICK! It disappeared when Jeff broke off his deal with Schecter back in what 2018?
Yah man we got it now🤘🏻
Been looking for this video forever! Everytime I wanted to share some Loomis with a new listener this was my first choice and could never find it anymore. Thank you.
@@tomryder2772 your most welcome man!
Dude I want one of these freaking beasts and I can’t find them not even on reverb the closest thing is the old school super Strat looking 7 string 😭
Cool. Do you know what year this was originally?
We all bow to you sir.
Jeff's genius brutality and unearthly skill level and technique are out of this world, and he delivers a mind storm every time....My God 😳😯 that riff at 2:34 .... Hell Storm 😈👏👏👏👏🤘
Best guitar demo song of all time. 3:30 gorgeous
I have been looking for this guitar to purchase for a while now with no luck. I am not giving up. JL is my favorite guitar player. He is #1!
Jeff loves those diminished riffs! NASTY CHUNKY FIRE 🔥
I'm really digging the star shape, hopefully Jeff brings it back with Jackson.
Olyy damn** just insane and I bought the 18st and it is my favorite guitar ever I played ... Thank you at you Jeff Loomis !
Thx for the Re-upload!!!! 🤘🤘🤘🤘 B'cos of this video I buy the Cygnus-7!!!! Master J.L!!!
That is one absolutely gorgeous axe 🎸 🤘
Absolutely amazing as always!
Im really sad that I havent bough any of his Schecter Signature guitars, those where always on my wish list but never actually bought one. In my opinion I really loved that guitar or his Super Strats those where some really nice looking guitars. Im really glad that I got one of the first 7 string ESP ltd Andy James guitars before he had the evertune or went to Kiesel, even tho the kiesel guitars look great.
Always dreamed of the red schecter he plays on some videos with Keith Merrow.
Stunning axe love the color and sound 🤩🤘
Nice guitar. Playing is always unbelievable. Jam on
Thanks for reposting, man! That tone is awesome. I really appreciate that.
Your most welcome man🤘🏻
That riff at 2:33 gets me everytime.. So sick..!
He may very well be the greatest of all time...
This is how you fuckin' DEMO a guitar....period! RESPECT 🤘
Totally agree.
@@mobilemetal4554 😉🤘😁
Yep🤘🏻
Thanks for upload!!! Amazing!!!!
The balls , intensity and articulation ..
So good..!
Not gonna lie this made me sub to you thx for the upload this is such a epic song
Awesome great music song rock. 🔥🔥 so sound.
I'm getting Carvin vibes of that guitar design, it's like the old school X220, flipped it over & gave it a longer horn on the frethand side.
The best metal guitarist ever!!
OMG, I heard this one once and never found it again, thanks for reupload
Your most welcome man!
i was looking for this and now i found it by accident, dude thanks the reupload, this is fcking rad
anyone could recommend songs like this one?
Saludos cordiales! Gracias por el video!
Great guitar.....! 😊👍
このギター所有してます💡宝物です😊
It's a god damn shame this guitar was so short lived, and I was too poor to buy one back when they were in production. I had a strat-style JL7. If the Cygnus plays as good as that, it's my dream guitar
He made a guitar say , WOW at the end.🤯🤯🤯🤯
Still think his tone sounded better when he was back with Schecter!
Some people say you can't hear the difference between maple fretboard and rosewood or ebony but I swear you can. Also I think his Schecters were a different body wood than his jacksons too.
@@DeffoZappo the difference between ebony and (lacquered) maple isn't as huge as between rosewood and one of the other, but point is: yes there's absolutely a difference... Personally I prefer maple, but that also has to do with visibility on a darker stage.
how can you really know? he's probably using plugins and audio quality is lost streaming through youtube. I think it sounds like Loomis!
That's definitely in your head. Amp and cab make up basically all of your tone. Pickups put a bit of character to it going in. Woods matter less the more gain you add. Construction of the guitar matters some. but back on point, the brand is irrelevant. As Glenn Fricker would say. Stop listening with your eyes.
@@DeffoZappo jackson is basswood schecter is swamp ash,,,his schecter sound is the best ever
Amazing.
He's playing is badasserie pure !
Only jeff could cover dime in pantera!
No, only Wes Hauch for that job.
Fast, aggressive, melodic
Is that a reference from his interview?
Damn this is fuckin' awesome! Jeff is a beast!
Schecter has the best inlays. This thing also sounds a whole lot better than the kelly.
that alternate picking is on-point!
Its hard to find any flaws in his playing. Dude is like a machine built to be the best guitarist ever.
Holy shit. That was sick
Indeed
now this is what im talking about a different guitar shape, what a looker
The dive bomb at the end sounded like he was casting the devil into hell or Steve I back into the studio hehe
I know this studio well. The legendary Aaron smith. RIP SCUGGS.
I feel for all the people who’ve never been exposed to the genius of Loomis.
legendary
True master
Indeed🤘🏻👹
Love that shape. I would have kept my Schecter that was A7X model if it weren’t for that wanky skull at 12 fret
F yeah 🤘🏻🎸🤘🏻
Killer
I use an old JL7 from 2010. Still smokes
Shecter guitars are really good guitars specially for metal playing🤘🏻😊
i got a jl7 from 2014 one of my fav guitars
👏 👏
lets face it..Jeff could play a banana and it would sound sick !!!
Schecter should still just re release this guitar shape. It's so rad.
Farkin wicked
All hail the king
🤘🏿🔥🤘🏿🔥🤘🏿
I have borne-witness to THE perfect note.
...and it occurs @ minute 3:53 in this video.
In fact, I didn't think I was quite capable of actually moaning, out loud, from watching such a display.
...I am capable, it seems.
Brutal
Scary guitar
Wow ❤
I really miss Nevermore
He keeps raising the barr!!!!
Loomis looks like James Hetfeild from the early 80's 👍🤘
Wow where can i find the tabs 4 this....that was sick.....👍👍👍👍👍
Awesome!! I prefer the sound of Jeffs Schecters over his Jacksons
His tone with Schecter was sounding godly! Strange how his Jacksons sounds too muddy
Not big on that guitar but that tone is just amazing. Almost as amazing as Jeff’s playing. Almost.
Thank you so much \m/
Your most welcome
🤘😈🤘
Is this an actual song because I really want it in my apple library, my girlfriend and I love it. She’s always like “play that riff from that one Jeff Loomis video”
I have 5 Schecters and I would grab any one of them before my Les Paul, Jackson or Charvel.
WTF!! 🤘🏽🤘🏽
well shit is that guitar alive
😂😂
Hahaha , mamma mia , Siiii !!! Pitbull 😜🇮🇹
The harmonic likes a diving crow
💪👏👏👏👏👏
That fingerpoint at 00:54 though....
Does anyone know why he switched? I still can’t get used to the fact that he’s playing Jackson now.
Because he joined archenemy and doesn’t use 7 strings much anymore. He wanted something pointier for the band.
@@deadinsidemcgee411 That and he wanted more freedom, having been enjoying Jacksons etc. previously, but unable to play live due to contractual reasons, probably.
@@deadinsidemcgee411 He did use a Jackson seven string for a recent video, and now everyone is asking Jackson to release it as a signature
I should have bought a Cygnus when I had the chance
If this guitar didn’t have a trem I’d go after it like my life depended on it
天才以外の言葉が出てこない
Did this guitar ever come out?
Do we know what song this is? I've never heard it before
Song??
What revv generator is he using?