It's actually a lower fifth, and it's called a staked power chord and try tuning to drop D and play D chord letting all strings ring out, except high E, and u got and even more stacked chord for adding another root
Dude, this channel has convinced me to pull the trigger and buy a guitar!! Though i may play lefty, i will still learn with this absolute WEALTH of info
@@DaganWilkin Did it have that little coil splitter switch right in your strumming path? I accidentally hit it nearly every damn show! I would've ended up deleting that if I'd kept it.
Man, this is sooo cool, some of these techniques I've just picked up on my own listening to the songs and artist you've mentioned or just found them on my own!! Still a few I didn't know! Legend Dagan! 🤘
This was a great video, very much enjoyed the stop to take the time not just showing "hey check this out" but then saying "Never played a pinch harmonic, I will show you in detail!" I appreciate it.
EVH always came up with strange but cool techniques, he could make all kinds of stuff up!! The second technique is used a lot by Corrosion of Conformity, think of Albatross!
Detuning I learned something about that as well. I noticed if you tune the C op the low E string, in Drop C a little lower, as in, slightly off.. it actually sounds better.. the more you know..
I have the cheap version ht100 Blackstar with two 412 cabinets and a pleather of pedals which half are in the effects Loop in the back of the head it's the best I've ever sounded☆ but I am thinking about an attenuator? Haha.
@@DaganWilkin oh it's original? that's awesome. Definitely reminded me of something off the World On Fire album. You're awesome Dagan thanks for all the great guitar info.
A Kramer? Aren't those grandspas guitars nowadays. I like oblique bends, especially around the octave. If anything is a signature of my style, it's that and wide vibrato.
Nice video and some good techniques. Surprised you don't scratch your guitars up wearing a steel banded watch on your right hand...as a right hander (I assume).
That "inverted power chord" is called a stacked 5th, because you are adding the low octave of the 5th of the root. A stacked 5th really only sounds correct when you add the high octave of the root note, such as the root-5th-octave barre chord. You need that high octave of the root note to even out the low octave of the 5th. Without that high octave of the root note, the stacked 5th note BECOMES the root note.
You with a Kramer always puts a smile on my face lmao... keep living the dream my friend... always good to see yall across the pond refuse to shave amd get hair cuts... heres to being in our late 30s and only semi responsible hahaha
It's Dagan's old 1987 Kramer Pacer Custom II. Check out our HSS Jackson & Charvel models over on our website! Or click the links in the video description 🤘
Btw.. Proud Mary, the Ike (although we all know who the talent really was) and Tina is the better version when they pick up the tempo and beautiful goddess of legs and power voice kicks in!!
Did you missed one it's not really a squeal is more of like a squall but zakk Wylde does it all the time for the life of me I can't figure out what he's doing it looks like he's around the 2nd fret sorry about that you didn't miss it it's just finding the right spot for your picking hand
I could watch you go between making random noises to jamming out like you’re in a stadium packed full of 100,000 screaming fans, brother. I suppose I’ll have to search out the weird and wacky guitar noise videos you referenced, because I apparently was not informed of them like TH-cam is suppose to and those links provided are not going anywhere for me.
For "beginners"? Most of the videos you've done are usually pretty informative and I generally find them to be of some interest. In fact, I typically happen to like your videos. --- However, when you suggest to beginners that they should horse around with open tunings, and actually distort their properly tuned guitars right in the middle of playing, then I have to call you on it since --- at least in this case --- you have clearly lost touch with reality. Most actual BEGINNERS have all they can do just to try to keep their guitars in tune, in the first place! And it doesn't help anything, either, if they're poor and have to struggle with inferior instruments and beat-up strings so battered that most of the time they can't even get them to hold a tuning! Personally, I find this video interesting --- but really not of much use to actual beginners (as it purports to be). I don't think you really mean actual BEGINNERS, at all, but, rather something altogether different.
The power chord with the lower fourth is one of my favourite heavy guitar sounds. I probably use it too much - if that's possible.
It's actually a lower fifth, and it's called a staked power chord and try tuning to drop D and play D chord letting all strings ring out, except high E, and u got and even more stacked chord for adding another root
Love that EVH style tap harmonic at 00:15
Dagan you the man! appreciate these lessons. I think I’ve learned more from TH-cam than 3 years of in person lessons.
Famous Nut Bend Example: The intro of "Iron Man" by Black Sabbath.
Dagan is such a sweetheart and an impressive guitarist.
Dude, this channel has convinced me to pull the trigger and buy a guitar!!
Though i may play lefty, i will still learn with this absolute WEALTH of info
I have the snake sabo Kramer baretta, my favorite guitar ❤ and that’s saying a lot after playing sgs strats , vintage Jackson with Floyd rose etc
Very informative, always love seeing your tips and tricks vids.
That Kramer is modded to hell and back! Makes me miss my '89 Pacer Custom II 😢
Yep, it’s been through a lot bless it! This is an ‘87 Custom II too!
awesome
@@DaganWilkin Did it have that little coil splitter switch right in your strumming path? I accidentally hit it nearly every damn show! I would've ended up deleting that if I'd kept it.
@@adamhoughton7720 It did indeed! 3 knobs and the 3 way coil split switch 👍
0:49 is my favourite guitar and look so gorgeous and I don't know how much it this guitar
Man, this is sooo cool, some of these techniques I've just picked up on my own listening to the songs and artist you've mentioned or just found them on my own!! Still a few I didn't know! Legend Dagan! 🤘
This was a great video, very much enjoyed the stop to take the time not just showing "hey check this out" but then saying "Never played a pinch harmonic, I will show you in detail!" I appreciate it.
I love the Kramer. 🤘
Bless you for playing a Kramer!!! Those things ruled the world in the 80s along with Charvel & Jackson🏁🎸🏁🎸🏁🎸
Dagan’s favourite guitars! ⚡️🤘
Dagan gave some love to Dont Tell Me What Love Can Do! Yes!!
Great content and useful tips 😊
Brilliant as always!
What is that hotrail humbucker pickup?
That first one blew my mind. Thanks Dagan
Thanks Dagan awesome stuff.
Very cool! EVH and Dime Bag were amazing! Thanks for sharing. 😎🎼🎸
Man your playing is on FIRE 🔥 TODAY!!!
Bloody lovely mate.
Like strawberries and cream. Dagan 🤝Kramers.
EVH always came up with strange but cool techniques, he could make all kinds of stuff up!!
The second technique is used a lot by Corrosion of Conformity, think of Albatross!
COOL VID DAGAN!!!! i usually enjoy them all ...especially Dagan News!!! Cheers from Minot North Dakota ,usa!
Detuning I learned something about that as well. I noticed if you tune the C op the low E string, in Drop C a little lower, as in, slightly off.. it actually sounds better.. the more you know..
Really cool lessons
I was surprise that you talked about a van halen in Balance Album
Awesome work 🤘🤘🤘
Cool stuff!
I have the cheap version ht100 Blackstar with two 412 cabinets and a pleather of pedals which half are in the effects Loop in the back of the head it's the best I've ever sounded☆ but I am thinking about an attenuator? Haha.
what guitar is that, i cant find it anywhere in that colour and stuff
Any rate always appreciate the dope
what riff was that in the beginning? it sounds like slash
It’s the PMTVUK Riff! ⚡️
@@DaganWilkin oh it's original? that's awesome. Definitely reminded me of something off the World On Fire album. You're awesome Dagan thanks for all the great guitar info.
Oh great video thanks !
A Kramer? Aren't those grandspas guitars nowadays. I like oblique bends, especially around the octave. If anything is a signature of my style, it's that and wide vibrato.
Which bloody guitar is that Kramer?? I cant find it anywhere online
Whayaye! Great lesson big fella!
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Nice video and some good techniques. Surprised you don't scratch your guitars up wearing a steel banded watch on your right hand...as a right hander (I assume).
And now in super slow motion for us beginners and non-English natives 😁🙏
This kid trips me out . I like him lol 😎
Loving this 🤩
Dagans guitar looks like a true road warrior!.
Hilarious and awesome!!!!👍👍👍⚡
5:13
i always do behind the nut bends
That's a classic Tony Iommi technique on many songs... Fairys wear Boots comes to mind!
Brilliant!
Shock me, I saw Ace do that bend ❤
number 2 is the Doom Metal chord!
weezer use that inverted power chord technique a lot, makes their chords sound beefier.
those are some cool guitars
Is that a rush song?
TOM FOOLERY
That "inverted power chord" is called a stacked 5th, because you are adding the low octave of the 5th of the root. A stacked 5th really only sounds correct when you add the high octave of the root note, such as the root-5th-octave barre chord. You need that high octave of the root note to even out the low octave of the 5th. Without that high octave of the root note, the stacked 5th note BECOMES the root note.
...........he said this was for beginners right?........
VIVA CHARLIE!!!
You need to be famous.
You with a Kramer always puts a smile on my face lmao... keep living the dream my friend... always good to see yall across the pond refuse to shave amd get hair cuts... heres to being in our late 30s and only semi responsible hahaha
Haha, agreed! However Dagan’s 29! 🎂
@@PMTVUK bahaha im only 35 but hes still got me beat...
Dagen deserves a Kramer sponsorship 🤘🤣🤘
He’s a Kramer artist 🤘
Dime was the master of pinch and dive bombs!
Omg I'm a self learned guitarist and I literally only played inverted power chords and just now discovered it's not normal 🤣🤣🤣
King of the behind the nut bends has to be Jake E Lee. Ironically mention of Zak I think he over uses USB pinch harmonics
Wtf that kramer hss is the most beautiful thing , anybody knows a similiar looking affordable hss model?
It's Dagan's old 1987 Kramer Pacer Custom II. Check out our HSS Jackson & Charvel models over on our website! Or click the links in the video description 🤘
Even if ya smashed ya top pinky knuckle on ya fretting hand? ;-)
Btw.. Proud Mary, the Ike (although we all know who the talent really was) and Tina is the better version when they pick up the tempo and beautiful goddess of legs and power voice kicks in!!
Better than CCR original?
Did you missed one it's not really a squeal is more of like a squall but zakk Wylde does it all the time for the life of me I can't figure out what he's doing it looks like he's around the 2nd fret sorry about that you didn't miss it it's just finding the right spot for your picking hand
Men you are something else
The Eddie van halens song sounds like poker face
I could watch you go between making random noises to jamming out like you’re in a stadium packed full of 100,000 screaming fans, brother. I suppose I’ll have to search out the weird and wacky guitar noise videos you referenced, because I apparently was not informed of them like TH-cam is suppose to and those links provided are not going anywhere for me.
Zack Wylde hasn't ever been clean. Get a "Life Buoy°
For "beginners"? Most of the videos you've done are usually pretty informative and I generally find them to be of some interest. In fact, I typically happen to like your videos. --- However, when you suggest to beginners that they should horse around with open tunings, and actually distort their properly tuned guitars right in the middle of playing, then I have to call you on it since --- at least in this case --- you have clearly lost touch with reality. Most actual BEGINNERS have all they can do just to try to keep their guitars in tune, in the first place! And it doesn't help anything, either, if they're poor and have to struggle with inferior instruments and beat-up strings so battered that most of the time they can't even get them to hold a tuning! Personally, I find this video interesting --- but really not of much use to actual beginners (as it purports to be). I don't think you really mean actual BEGINNERS, at all, but, rather something altogether different.
Instructions unclear, switched to bass...
Shame you cant clone yourself and be available in all your stores!
20 mins of my life wasted
Bro, this relic KRAMER guitar is sick! I love it.