I love your videos my guy but you have got the intro wrong. The only time you hit the palm muted open D four times is after the first note of the riff, the 6th fret pull off does not get 4 open D chugs. I heard you play it and go “man that’s not how it goes at allllll” listen to it again? Cheers my guy
What an ass! Oh man, total brain fart. Filming the video, I felt like I could barely remember all the variations. As you can see, the tabs across the screen are correct. I apologize to everyone for teaching it that way! Yes, only the four opens once. Face palm.
Friend of mine got backstage at a Tool show in Denver and got to hang with the band. Adam told him that triplet came from a guitar falling over and made that sound and Danny liked it and mimicked it on drums which led to Adam using that technique to fit! Pretty cool
I think you might be adding an extra chug after the pull off on the 6th fret. It's correct on the tab, but when you say it's 4 opens for the first two, then 2 opens for the second two, it's actually supposed to be 4 for the first one, then 2 for all the others. If that makes sense?
Two days ago I was like "Hey, I'd like to learn how to play Jambi", Yesterday you posted the tutorial I needed, today I began to follow your lesson, amazing ! Thank you !!
Last year I saw Tool in Fairfax VA. Took my son to the show and even got VIP passes. Those passes meant we got to hear Adam talk for an hour and play his guitar standing maybe 10 feet from us. We were in the 2nd row of chairs they made rows of on the mezzanine. Now I'm not saying I couldn't be wrong, but I am 99% sure that when he showed everyone how he played the intro to Jambi he showed how he rakes his finger (left hand) across the E, A and D strings. Ben Eller did a tutorial on this be he too only rakes the E and A. Anyway, I would love if Adam himself would clear this up. All I know is, that night after the show I went right to my guitar to try what he'd shown. Again, I could be wrong and that's cool, but I'm pretty certain on this one.
If you rake D, A and the other d you get a quadruplet, not a triplet, because you get the picked note and then the three pull offs. D and A is the correct way, since you get a triplet, composed of picked note and then the two pull offs.
@@thebatman1482 I just found Adam on TH-cam explaining how this technique came about. He refers to it as a triplet pull-off. This is clearly a recording of one of the talks for VIP ticket holders before the show. The explanation starts at 40.23 but it's at 40.31 you can hear how he's just slammed his fretting finger on the 3rd fret playing an F chord. It's what happens next that is the Genesis of the Triplet pull-off. The 3rd fret chord is ringing out and his finger then slides down across the 6th, 5th and 4th strings giving you a triplet. Tell me if I'm wrong, but I can hear the three strings clearly. Palm muted a bit with the right hand of course, but clearly you can hear the tonal quality of the 4th string in there. Here's the link to video where you can hear Adam is hitting 6th, 5th, 4th strings in his Triplet Pull-off: th-cam.com/video/wJUL-lFmAk0/w-d-xo.html&t=2423
@@Jeff_H_the_Guitarist He does both in that video you linked. He does actually pull off three strings the first two times, but then he goes back to two strings. When he kicks in the gain it's also two strings. I don't think he has ever used the three strings pull off in one of his songs, but maybe with this new album...
This whole lock down business has me in a slump. I havent had the time to attack any songs i love in years. I want to thank you for the time you take, and making it easy for us, who are not so method, and much more "see. do", learners. You are the man. rock on, bud. (ps. this method, and for"Invincible"....i have a blood blister im waiting to go away before i get back to it lmao)
Hi thank you for this great lesson. Any recommended AMP to get a good tone? I have tube amp Marshall SL5 which also have an overdrive channe, a custom-s schecter synyster guitar. fangs metal pedal and also a boss distortion pedal. also got wah/cockfight for solo.
I’m probably an idiot but I’ve been trying to recreate tool songs on the garage band app using an acoustic guitar and adding distortion. I should probably bite the bullet and buy an electric but I never learned to use a pick, wah. I do appreciate your tutorials!
What the heck I always hear the same notes in the opening riff when listening to the original song. I never would have thought hes switching between those four frets
The only other mistake is the ending riff. I watched Adam from second row. He clearly slides from the first fret to the third fret. It's not a 3rd fret A string to 5th fret D string after open D chugs. It's a slide from frets 1 to 3 (both D and A strings palm muted) and then open on 3rd fret A string; hammer 5th fret D string; 3rd fret A string; then hammer 5th fret A string. So open D chugs then sliding from the first fret (palm muted) to the third fret then open for the rest. The slide palm muted then open after finishing the slide gives it that really stellar flying sound. Great work otherwise.
I wonder if Jones uses neck pickup in any Tool song. This is kinda irrelevant but I decided to ask you here instead of Instagram DM's to help you promote your channel more :D
Man I just can't do the pull of on the first fret in the intro riff...I JUST CAN'T..it is so hard and it feels like my fingertip is getting peeled right off! When I manage to do the pull off..I can barely hear it..Everytime I see someone playing this song it looks so effortless but its so fucking hard I hate itjkhaskjhaadhkbajkad >:(
Your Intro is Wrong. The A string is not hit with a open 0. Its an X meaning the A string should be muted, here's a link to the right Intro played correctly. th-cam.com/video/eInU5MZMGKc/w-d-xo.html
It's really dumb of the youtube algorithm to be applied to channels such as yours that give musical lessons or cover videos. For one content creators such as yourself expose people to these bands. So they could atleast respect that. Good video nonetheless.
Yeah, sometimes jumping in and out of these riffs while filming you lose the context. Caught it in the edit but wasn't going to scratch the video. Tabs are accurate, as clearly seen on screen. Please share and tag me on your playthroughs on Instagram.
you really should delete this video and redo it. The standard of quality from all your other videos is so high that it would be a shame if someone came into this video, said “this guy doesn’t know what he’s playing” and left.
I'm honestly surprised that you actually taught the Jones pull off technique! However your chugs are wrong. Dude, I'm just going to continue to point your flaws out until you stop rushing these tutorials and teach people the right things. Call it trolling, call it harassment, call it what you will but you're the one teaching thousands of people incorrect ways to play great songs.
I love your videos my guy but you have got the intro wrong. The only time you hit the palm muted open D four times is after the first note of the riff, the 6th fret pull off does not get 4 open D chugs. I heard you play it and go “man that’s not how it goes at allllll” listen to it again? Cheers my guy
What an ass! Oh man, total brain fart. Filming the video, I felt like I could barely remember all the variations. As you can see, the tabs across the screen are correct. I apologize to everyone for teaching it that way! Yes, only the four opens once. Face palm.
axeofcreation it happens man! Happy new album release! It’s been a long 13 years bud!
The technique is wrong as well.
All good man, still an awesome lesson...thanks for helping me learn one of my favorites and unlock a TOOL song!!
One of my top favorite Tool songs and it sounded dead on to me! Great job would love to see the critics lessons of this song.
Friend of mine got backstage at a Tool show in Denver and got to hang with the band. Adam told him that triplet came from a guitar falling over and made that sound and Danny liked it and mimicked it on drums which led to Adam using that technique to fit! Pretty cool
This bass impression in 13:10 is golden!
I can already see you making a 30 minute video on 7empest and I can't wait.
Adam Jones's tone is soo meatyy
I think you might be adding an extra chug after the pull off on the 6th fret. It's correct on the tab, but when you say it's 4 opens for the first two, then 2 opens for the second two, it's actually supposed to be 4 for the first one, then 2 for all the others. If that makes sense?
You're right.
Yeah I noticed that too
@axeofcreation I think so too, brother. Can you elaborate if we're wrong?
@@DaneEllum just listen to the song, he missplayed, but the tabs on his video shows the correct way.
Carl D'Souza I caught that too, 4chugs, 2chug 2chug 2chug - repeat.
That opening riff is so much more intuitive than I thought lol. I was playing it harder instead of smarter
Two days ago I was like "Hey, I'd like to learn how to play Jambi", Yesterday you posted the tutorial I needed, today I began to follow your lesson, amazing !
Thank you !!
Yay!!!! I have the original Jambi vid saved in my favorites. Better add this one too!
This video is so much better than the old one thank you so much !
Last year I saw Tool in Fairfax VA. Took my son to the show and even got VIP passes. Those passes meant we got to hear Adam talk for an hour and play his guitar standing maybe 10 feet from us. We were in the 2nd row of chairs they made rows of on the mezzanine. Now I'm not saying I couldn't be wrong, but I am 99% sure that when he showed everyone how he played the intro to Jambi he showed how he rakes his finger (left hand) across the E, A and D strings. Ben Eller did a tutorial on this be he too only rakes the E and A. Anyway, I would love if Adam himself would clear this up. All I know is, that night after the show I went right to my guitar to try what he'd shown. Again, I could be wrong and that's cool, but I'm pretty certain on this one.
He’s tells you exactly how in the new Guitar world or Revolver Magazine I can’t remember which one it is but it’s out now..go check it out
@@stantondavid4435 Ah, sweet! Thanks!
If you rake D, A and the other d you get a quadruplet, not a triplet, because you get the picked note and then the three pull offs. D and A is the correct way, since you get a triplet, composed of picked note and then the two pull offs.
@@thebatman1482 I just found Adam on TH-cam explaining how this technique came about. He refers to it as a triplet pull-off. This is clearly a recording of one of the talks for VIP ticket holders before the show. The explanation starts at 40.23 but it's at 40.31 you can hear how he's just slammed his fretting finger on the 3rd fret playing an F chord. It's what happens next that is the Genesis of the Triplet pull-off. The 3rd fret chord is ringing out and his finger then slides down across the 6th, 5th and 4th strings giving you a triplet. Tell me if I'm wrong, but I can hear the three strings clearly. Palm muted a bit with the right hand of course, but clearly you can hear the tonal quality of the 4th string in there.
Here's the link to video where you can hear Adam is hitting 6th, 5th, 4th strings in his Triplet Pull-off:
th-cam.com/video/wJUL-lFmAk0/w-d-xo.html&t=2423
@@Jeff_H_the_Guitarist He does both in that video you linked. He does actually pull off three strings the first two times, but then he goes back to two strings. When he kicks in the gain it's also two strings. I don't think he has ever used the three strings pull off in one of his songs, but maybe with this new album...
you are such a great teacher. I got The Pot DOWN COLD as a result from your breakdown of that song........ Thank You
This whole lock down business has me in a slump. I havent had the time to attack any songs i love in years. I want to thank you for the time you take, and making it easy for us, who are not so method, and much more "see. do", learners. You are the man. rock on, bud.
(ps. this method, and for"Invincible"....i have a blood blister im waiting to go away before i get back to it lmao)
I just learned the first riff and that double pull off triplet left me with the fattest blister on my finger lol
Thank you so much for the lesson man! I've learnt all my tool songs from you and ill forever be grateful for that.
Just want to say thank you for the lesson(s), I'm learning great things, and thanks for the sound effects. Nice touch.
Best channel for tool hands down
Much appreciated
Master... U are Awesome teacher... May god bless u...
I love your tone. Expected nothing less than amazing lesson. Thank you sir.
Im 100 percent subbing. I like your professionalism.
Thank you so much! Cant wait to start practicing this!
Hope you enjoy the new album Thanks for the tutorial on Jambi
Above all, great performance mimicking the toms! I'll quote you on that verbatim, whenever possible!
I want to play bass after that base impression! I laughed out loud.
Great video as always, keep up the good work
Your pickups have an additional screw, what does that do? Right next to the height adjustment screw of top.
Awesome remake thank you
Man I appreciate your hard work creating all the content. Invaluable.
Hi thank you for this great lesson.
Any recommended AMP to get a good tone?
I have tube amp Marshall SL5 which also have an overdrive channe, a custom-s schecter synyster guitar. fangs metal pedal and also a boss distortion pedal. also got wah/cockfight for solo.
Diezel and Marshall together = Adam Jones tone
Thank you for the pattern work!
Nice to see uncle Greg back in action
What pickups are you using in that beautiful Kiesel guitar?
What overdrive/distortion pedal you're using?
YESSSSSSSSSSSS!!! THANK YOU!!
I’m probably an idiot but I’ve been trying to recreate tool songs on the garage band app using an acoustic guitar and adding distortion. I should probably bite the bullet and buy an electric but I never learned to use a pick, wah. I do appreciate your tutorials!
Bite the bullet ! Melt some faces
Thanks man !!!
thanks buddy
Your videos kick ass man. Keep it up! Spiral out.
Killer!!! 🔥🔥🔥
Are those kiesel lithium pickups?
What kind of guitar is it? Love it!
So fun to play
The first riff you played is a slightly wrong but good video thank you
just a simple comment! the intro is wrong, it´s 4,2,2,2 ! Anyway i love your channel!
You are a guitar GOD send bro !!!! S##T
can someone please tell me what tuning i should be in
Drop D as every other tool song
I believe I heard Justin say that Adam writes most of the music. Possibly on string theory.
God this was so fuckin hard for me to learn for some reason but I got it eventually😮💨
How did youtube force your had?
This lesson is better :)
That's a sweeeeet guitar
Are you going to do "Fear Inoculum" before the album drops too?
I did the outro section for Fear Inoculum last week. Full lesson next week.
I keep imagining mixing in pneuma into Jambi!
What the heck I always hear the same notes in the opening riff when listening to the original song. I never would have thought hes switching between those four frets
The only other mistake is the ending riff. I watched Adam from second row. He clearly slides from the first fret to the third fret. It's not a 3rd fret A string to 5th fret D string after open D chugs. It's a slide from frets 1 to 3 (both D and A strings palm muted) and then open on 3rd fret A string; hammer 5th fret D string; 3rd fret A string; then hammer 5th fret A string. So open D chugs then sliding from the first fret (palm muted) to the third fret then open for the rest. The slide palm muted then open after finishing the slide gives it that really stellar flying sound. Great work otherwise.
Hell yeah!
You said the opening riff was 9/8, but then you played 10/8 :-)
I know its a dumb question but are most Tool songs in drop D. I really love Adam's tone and style and really want to learn some tool songs.
All of them are, except for Prison Sex, Parabol/Parabola
@@448858y and Crawl Away
Crawl away is still in drop D, the root note is the second fret instead of open D.
@@spaceghostmikey22mr I'm sorry friend, but that's not true. It's played in standard tuning.
evitative yes it is. Crawl away is definitely in drop d
All HAIL JAMBI THE GReATE!!
@jambidclxvi for more
Can u teach elements by atheist
Why is YT discouraging you playing through the song?
Nice
I think intro riff that you played is wrong. It supposed to be like 3-2-2-2. But your version is 3-3-2-2 :) Little mistake but great playing anyway.
I wonder if Jones uses neck pickup in any Tool song. This is kinda irrelevant but I decided to ask you here instead of Instagram DM's to help you promote your channel more :D
He uses the neck pickup with low volume on H. and No Quarter.
Man I just can't do the pull of on the first fret in the intro riff...I JUST CAN'T..it is so hard and it feels like my fingertip is getting peeled right off! When I manage to do the pull off..I can barely hear it..Everytime I see someone playing this song it looks so effortless but its so fucking hard I hate itjkhaskjhaadhkbajkad >:(
Yeah boi
Your Intro is Wrong. The A string is not hit with a open 0. Its an X meaning the A string should be muted, here's a link to the right Intro played correctly. th-cam.com/video/eInU5MZMGKc/w-d-xo.html
For the intro I pay 3 5 1 8, with a slightly different rhythm.
TH-cam doesn't like covers anymore...? The majority of covers have the song playing at the same time.
It's really dumb of the youtube algorithm to be applied to channels such as yours that give musical lessons or cover videos. For one content creators such as yourself expose people to these bands. So they could atleast respect that. Good video nonetheless.
Ben Eller plays it bether fuck yeah
You should learn the "adam jones pull through" technique so you can teach this riff properly. It's a bit trickier than pwhat your doing.
You got the last Jambi video you did wrong. You got this one wrong too. You're playing 2 x open Ds where there aren't any.
Yeah, sometimes jumping in and out of these riffs while filming you lose the context. Caught it in the edit but wasn't going to scratch the video. Tabs are accurate, as clearly seen on screen. Please share and tag me on your playthroughs on Instagram.
you really should delete this video and redo it. The standard of quality from all your other videos is so high that it would be a shame if someone came into this video, said “this guy doesn’t know what he’s playing” and left.
I'm honestly surprised that you actually taught the Jones pull off technique! However your chugs are wrong. Dude, I'm just going to continue to point your flaws out until you stop rushing these tutorials and teach people the right things. Call it trolling, call it harassment, call it what you will but you're the one teaching thousands of people incorrect ways to play great songs.
😂😂
Redoes the video and gets the opening riff wrong lolol. Just trying to throw off the copyright algorithm right. Wink wink.
first riff absolutely wrong