Proof you can play Metal on ANY guitar
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ส.ค. 2022
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My 7 string guitar is getting repaired, so I will have some fun using this one for a couple of weeks. The tuning is E standard.
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Tuning: E standard
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In this video I explain how I thing when I come up with riffs for electric guitar. I go through the melody, rhythm, bass and chords.
I am uploading music theory and guitar lessons on Patreon! I am also doing personalized feedback from video submissions on there.
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Single Coil Metal on a beginner's guitar:
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Dope
Your switch is in humbucker position...
Composition is next level.
Rhythm variation for the drummer.
So thoughtful. All drummers have A.D.D.
I have no idea how musical time works lol how was this not considered 4/4? Or could you count it either way depending on the drums
@@acog_quarks8753 all just depends on how you wanna count it in this case. You could easily count this as 4/4 and all the notes you're playing are triplets. Or like the notation in the video you could count it as 8th notes in 3/4. I personally would count to this in 6/8 in my head if I were playing along to it.
@@Gatchi I just watched a video about it to see what you meant and yeah I found it easier to count in 6/8
American Dream Denial?
@@bolche_vic THAT'S WHAT I THOUGHT
Hell yeah, my first guitar was a Strat before I got my 7 String and I would always play Slipknot on it, and make riffs in drop B.
Strange to see my comment as a top comment. My thanks
OH SAME
But for a new guitar i bought and Explorer type guitar, love that thing
Rip to your strat lmao yeah I did the same on my jackson which was my first guitar with humbuckers.
@@wingsoficarus1139 slipknot sounds weird on single coil
@@fabio4910 i can confirm haha, i have a cheap strat with a small crappy amp, i figured out how to overdrive/distortion but it is a pain. i currently have it in drop b with strings that i put on kinda wrong and i play slipknot riffs on it a lot
Very nicely done! I know I struggle with coming up flourishes and fills like the tapping bit. Sounds good!
You don't need it, just focus on writing good songs that reflect who you are. The rest will just be a cherry on top
@@stevenhirsekorn3444 this comment right here 🤘
@@Modeus_Moon small little stings and solos are not what is the point of a song, the song is the song. The extra parts are just extra
@@stevenhirsekorn3444 Real advice. Focus on writing and don't let what you can't do stop you from creating.
@@stevenhirsekorn3444 Aaaaand also don't expect anyone to hear them either, because social media is an unforgiving place where a lot of times objectively good creations are left rot undless you convince people to care.
But at least you had fun creating it, right?
Respect for giving bass it’s importance
I think the humbucker is kind of cheating in a way. I for one love single coils for modern metal tones although mine are stacked which is not the same as vintage. My first electric guitar was an Epiphone Special-I and then I got an Yngwie Strat years later.
I thought your profile pic was tuxguitars for a minute 😅
I do have a video of Modern metal using single coils! th-cam.com/video/1aK_s96iDXY/w-d-xo.html I also love the characteristic sound of single coils, lots of new things to try regarding tone.
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@@ferlez2370 Like the DiMarzio X2n? What are you talking about?
@@pip5528 probably times 2, as in they agree with you
Dude I absolutely love these quick lesson type videos. As a singer that messes around with guitar, it's really nice to get a broad overview of your thought process when writing riffs without having to delve into theory and stuff.
Messiah has delivered once again
this is literally old school Veil of Maya, i love it🔥🤘🏻
This is soooo spot on for beginners to understand basic metal composition, props!!
My only ever problem was with my strat, that the bridge pickup wasn't that chunky for chordwork, and the B+M setting sounded muddy. On the other hand, it sounded articulate and it was cutting trough any mix easily, without any EQ tricks or whatsoever. The SSS Strat-> TC booster-> Orange Microterror+ 212 Laney cab will always be my budget-rehearsal-or-travelling Setup
I always had HH guitars before, but recently got a standard SSS strat. The best heavy tones I could get were 1st and 2nd position with the tone knob very low and a lot of distortion. 3rd and 5th worked better for a hard rock tone with an overdrive pedal. Very versatile guitar.
The riffs you make always excite me.
I like the intro and the riff is beast! Keep up the great videos
your skills amaze me every time i watch your videos
Awesome man!
I love the chord progressions!
Love the riff man
Very thoughtful of you the find a simple way to entertain the drummer...
I love how it always sounds awesome but i learn something about composition that i actually end up using when i play
God love this melody!!!! So catchy
That’s actually a super helpful way to write music if you’ve hit a wall.
Just bass it off a simple melody! Great stuff
Always inspiring. You videos always remind me that I should be practising more😅
awesome vibes
Great Work!👍
awesome great demonstration !
I just started playing a few weeks ago and bought a strat, even though my aim is exactly stuff like this. So here I am, desperate for the tabs, willing to throw money at you
He has tabs on Patreon. (:
@Luca Mihail or make something yourself. It’s pretty fun :)
maybe wait 3-4 years until you're actually able to play stuff like this 🐸
I think I’m gonna have to go write something now. Thanks for the inspiration
This sounded so cool, would listen to more.
Sick! The strumming section reminded me of Opeth
Awesome stuff here!
OMG!! This beautiful 😍😍
The sense of rhythm this guy has is amazing, i don't really like 7 string guitars nor the modern star-stop-start again metal riffing thats popular nowadays (more of a olds school death metal enjoyer myself), yet i really appreciate the percusive patterns this dude makes on the guitar.
A great player regardless of the style.
That was really sick!
yo this dude is bringing back my inner passion for metal guitar
Much love for your videos will donate on patreon when i can afford!
This reminds me of If It's Dead, We'll kill It by Motionless in White. Great vid as always!
I just listened that song and immediately i noticed that the intro melody is very similar. Few notes that are different. Kinda funny coincidence. :D
Love it!
Reminds the style of Marc Okubo. Awesome!
Incredible
Dude this is sick
Very colorful. Nice!
I just bought a Glarry beginner guitar and this gives me hope. Can't feel my fingers but that's how you know you're growing knowledge 🧠💪
AWESOME!
Nice riff
I feel the same with fenders/stratocasters, you can play metal with them too. It is something about those guitars that just look cool.
You can play metal with a telecaster if you like. While the coils influence at lot the sound, at the end of the day it is the amp and the distortions that make all the difference. Cheap guitars + expensive amps tests just keep showing that. While I would not advise any serious player to take a cheap 100 dollar guitar (as their feel of play does not inspire), a mid-range guitar between 400 to a 1000 dollars is all any guitarist requires to play even at a professional level, provided he is equipped with the right amps. An expensive guitar with the wrong amps will render worse results.
Excellent
Best video yet.
As a drummer, ty for switching it up that gave me confidence to try a dope fill lmao
Honestly bass is so underrated thats why i fucking love bass
instantly reminded me of old veil of maya when the chords came in
Second position on a strat tuned to drop a sounds insane istg
You can use a SSS strat and it will sound cool too! I use to play some metal in my silversky and it sounds great
This slaps hard
soooo goood!!!
Impressive!
wow, that was amazing !!! for a second, i heard trivium... nice work !!!
with all the gain in the world anything can play metal. Nice video!
I practice metal music on my acoustic a lot, it honestly helps when I switch back to the electric ill record myself and it's noticeably cleaner
one of the best
I'm primarily a metalhead but just bought a lil player series strat last week, before I decide on the right 7 string :') and can confirm it bangs for Lamb Of God covers and shit
I got a Squir Strat and all it takes is some tuning for some nasty breakdowns
Rocking the Donner too!
if you go for the second-to highest pickup on a strat, you get the highest possible resistance with as little twang as possible for the most metal sounding strat
of course his is modded for a humbucker in bridge, so whatever but for any strat metalheads in the audience
My most metal riffs I wrote were not only on 6 string but also avoiding the open E. I own a 7 and an 8 but I often find myself finding the open string riffs to be too cliche whenever I try to write that way.
Have any finished original content we can hear?
@@papaidolatrine2499 not really, I'm afflicted with the disease called "I start 800 projects and never finish them because I start 800 more the next day"
I do, however, have some stuff cooking, but like seriously, should be ready in about 6 months I'd say.
@@zynosgd9982 I have the same disease rn lmao my old project was Alta Luna if you want to check it out on here. I played bass on all the songs that are 2+ years old
In e standard, well played sir.
make more of these. 6 string needs a comeback
I see what you did there!
(humbucker bridge pickup)
This shit was absolutely fucking gnarly.
im a year late, i can't get over this riff and melody.
You can absolutely use single coils for metal. In fact, the first I played metal on was a Squier Stratocaster exactly like the one in the video, but with a rosewood fretboard.
Beautiful melody. Reminds me of Trivium and Black Dahlia Murder
BDM for sure
This shows that metal isn't only some gear combined with the right tone, it's primarily a way of playing!
That "At The Gates" style riff was sick
Hey I have that same guitar! That’s the donner 152s if I’m not mistaken, as a beginner it helps know what the guitar is able to do in actual talented hands
That shit kicks man
yay, new guitar ^^
Greetings from Croatia :P
Normally your style of metal is a little too heavy for me but this was great super melodic and not busy
Is this Thomas Erak or am I tripping? Awesome stuff, keep creating man.
Some of this really sounds like the Godskin Apostles ost from Elden Ring, very cool.
Subscribed 👍
The strumming section sounds like Opeth 🔥🔥🤟🤟
Proof you can play anything if your a wizard with the guitar, totally agree though. Keep up the good work, love the vids!
Any instrument can be used in any way, it’s all about how it’s applied. I have a tele that I use primarily for metal/funk, and it sounds chunky as all hell with the right tone settings.
"let's add a bass line"
ah shit here we go again
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A real test would be an angled single coil at the bridge instead of a humbucker.
System of a down lmao
Yay thx for replying 👍🏼
I was playing Dethclock on those styles of guitar.
I mean Tony Iommi used a strat that then failed making him use his backup guitar the SG. Strats have been used in every genre of music, it’s versatile and a great design.
That was sick as fuck man
I play jazz guitar in a jazz band and I might have to learn this. Autumn leaves but death metal? Might be a fire song haha
preist and maiden used strats, maybe with humbuckers but if that is the case then it isnt so much the body of the guitar itself, but the pickups being used and the amp
Amps dont actually make sound, they change it. Different guitars will sound different through the same exact amp
E standard but sounds agressive af. Always amazed by your skills bro.
theres a reason most Thrash Metal is playend in E standard, sometimes dropping the tunnig makes thing sound heavier but clunky and slower, E tunning makes fast riffs sound even faster and more tight.
Reminds me of Beneath the blackening sky by Darkest Hour.
The riff at 0:30 with the chords sounds like Veil of Maya. Reminds me of the "Mowgli" riff mixed with the "Conquer" riff melody.
This video shows that you know theory and thats great
Hell yeah! It sounds like trivium
My dude just made a perfect video on how to develop ideas in just one minute
No way! I never knew you can play metal on electric guitar with humbucker! 🙀🙀🙀🙀
Haha that was sick. 🔥